creating a table with limits on the expressions

[#1]

hi,

i would like to create a table that shows revenues of over x amount and below y amount (e.g 1000<revenue<2000), with the regular dimensions (date, customers, countries etc)

how do i do it?

thanks.

[Anonymous]

try

TEST:

noconcatenate load

col1,

col2,

revenue

..

resident ActTable

where Revenue > 1000 and Revenue < 2000

you can drop noconcatenate when you donot have a table with same column

I

[sunny_talwar]

Try something like this:

Sum({<Revenue = {'>1000<2000'}>}Revenue)

This will only include revenue between that particular range.

HTH

Best,

S

[jonathandienst]

Hi

Expression:  =If(Sum(Revenue) > 1000 And Sum(Revenue) < 2000, Sum(Revenue))

And make sure suppress zeros is checked (on the Presentation tab)

HTH

Jonathan

[Anonymous]

Hi,

Create your graphe with your dimension and the following expression:

if(sum(revenue)>1000 and sum(revenue)<2000,sum(revenue))

[#6]

it shows a '-' when the sum is different from the range.

i don't want to see these rows, how do i not show them?

[sunny_talwar]

It should not show '-'. Have you used the condition in your dimension or expression? If you used it in dimension, you may need to check 'Suppress when Null' option on the dimension tab of the properties.

Can you share the exact dimension and expression that you are using?

Best,

Sunny

[#8]

it's an expression.

i wrote the line "=If(Sum(Revenue) > 1000 And Sum(Revenue) < 2000, Sum(Revenue))"

in the definition rubric, not the conditional rubric

[sunny_talwar]

Look at a sample application. Does this help? (PFA)

Best,

Sunny