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cattaneoc
Contributor II
Contributor II

Relative graph

Hello,

How can I convert the graphic attached to the image?

Thank you!

Imagen2.jpg

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swuehl
MVP
MVP

Either add all field names that are part of the dimension group to the TOTAL qualifier field list or use GetCurrentField():

Count(TOTAL<Combustible, AnotherFieldName1, AnotherFieldName2> Poliza)


Or

Count(TOTAL<[$(=GetCurrentField( "Group Cyclico"))]> Poliza)

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swuehl
MVP
MVP

As expression

Count(Poliza)

/

Count(TOTAL<Combustible> Poliza)

and format number as percentage on number tab

cattaneoc
Contributor II
Contributor II
Author

Excellent! And could you rewrite the sentence if the dimension is a cyclic group?

Grupo ciclico.jpg

swuehl
MVP
MVP

Either add all field names that are part of the dimension group to the TOTAL qualifier field list or use GetCurrentField():

Count(TOTAL<Combustible, AnotherFieldName1, AnotherFieldName2> Poliza)


Or

Count(TOTAL<[$(=GetCurrentField( "Group Cyclico"))]> Poliza)

cattaneoc
Contributor II
Contributor II
Author

It works! thank you very much. Why is the formula Underline in red?Subrayado en rojo.jpg

swuehl
MVP
MVP

That's because the syntax checker can't really handle the dollar sign expansions $(=...)

It's a limitation of the checker, so you need to test the result yourself.

cattaneoc
Contributor II
Contributor II
Author

Every day you learn something!

thank you very much