Hi guys,
Maybe I am making it things unnecessary complicated, but this is what I am trying achieve.
I have a graph that calculates the number of order lines shipped per order type. The titel of the graph is
='Total Lines = '&num(Count (distinct {<[B/P] = {'BED001'}>} [Shipment Number2]),'#,##0') &' (' & num(count(distinct {<[B/P] = {'BED001'}>} [Shipment Number2])/count(distinct {1} [Shipment Number2]),'#,##0.0%')& ')'
So in my example this looks like 'Total Lines = 499,492 (7.6%)'.
Today I was surfing the forum and found a way to filter on a Bookmark
='Total Lines = '&num(Count (distinct {<[B/P] = {'BED001'}>} [Shipment Number2]),'#,##0') &' (' & num(count(distinct {<[B/P] = {'BED001'}>} [Shipment Number2])/count(distinct {BM58} [Shipment Number2]),'#,##0.0%')& ')'
Then my results is 'Total Lines = 499,492 (100%)'. That was what I was looking for. But this 499,492 is the result for my bookmark for January. February has bookmark BM59...
So I thought I could create a variable: vBoomark and do:
='Total Lines = '&num(Count (distinct {<[B/P] = {'BED001'}>} [Shipment Number2]),'#,##0') &' (' & num(count(distinct {<[B/P] = {'BED001'}>} [Shipment Number2])/count(distinct {vBookmark} [Shipment Number2]),'#,##0.0%')& ')'
Where my variable is set as BM58, BM59 etc....
However vBookmark is not accepted in the formula between {} in the current set-up. Neither was =vBoomark or 'vBookmark' or any other probably stupid option I tried.
Should this be possible or is it not?
Thanks all
