Hi,
I'm stuck with this issue for a couple of days now and I think I need some help.
I have a chart which shows, for each minute, how many items we detect (total items per minute.xls) within a selected range of time. My formula for this one is:
if(DateTimeMinMaster >= vi_HourMinuteMin and DateTimeMinMaster <= vi_HourMinuteMax,count({<DateTimeMinMaster = {">=$(=vi_HourMinuteMin)<=$(=vi_HourMinuteMax)"},Station={'7000'}>} distinct Code))
And my dimension is DateTimeMinMaster.
In other chart I have the flow of items per hour on a moving average of 15 minutes (item flow per hour.xls), which formula is:
if(DateTimeMinMaster >= vi_HourMinuteMin and DateTimeMinMaster <= vi_HourMinuteMax,RangeAvg(Above(count({<DateTimeMinMaster = {">=$(=vi_HourMinuteMin )<=$(=vi_HourMinuteMax)"},Station={'7000'}>} distinct Code)*60,0,15)))
And the same dimension DateTimeMinMaster.
If we look at the excel item flow per hour.xls file we can see that our maximum value is 40 at 16:46, but if I try to show in a text box this max value with the formula:
=Max(
Aggr(if(DateTimeMinMaster >= vi_HourMinuteMin and DateTimeMinMaster <= vi_HourMinuteMax,
RangeAvg(Above(count({<DateTimeMinMaster = {">=$(=vi_HourMinuteMin - 0.0104166)<=$(=vi_HourMinuteMax)"},Station={'7000'}>} distinct Code)*60,0,15)))
,DateTimeMinMaster )
)
what I get is 28.
My guess is that when I use the Aggr it excludes somehow the zero/null values from the calculation of the moving average and results in a complete different set of values.
How can I get the maximum value I see in the chart isolated in a text box?
Thanks in advance.
Nestor.
