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AGGR

Hi

I'm new in qlikview development and i want to use aggr function with set analysis. I have a problem when i use the following expression in my report because the "Month = " is ignore. Can i have more details about posibilities with aggr function and some advice in my scripting.

     Avg(

                     

                  aggr(

                      sum ( {<Month =   >} indicator )

                     ,Tech_Center,Region

                       )

          )

Lionel T.

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swuehl
Champion III
Champion III

You may need to add the set expression also to the outer aggregation:

    Avg({<Month =   >}

                     

                  aggr(

                      sum ( {<Month =   >} indicator )

                     ,Tech_Center,Region

                       )

          )

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MK_QSL
MVP
MVP

Dear.... let us know your requirements or something about data and fields....

swuehl
Champion III
Champion III

You may need to add the set expression also to the outer aggregation:

    Avg({<Month =   >}

                     

                  aggr(

                      sum ( {<Month =   >} indicator )

                     ,Tech_Center,Region

                       )

          )

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Hello,

As you stated qlikview dont pay attention to the month selection... is not what you want?  ´casue the expression is alright at best of my knowledge.

regards

CELAMBARASAN
Partner - Champion
Partner - Champion

Try with this

Avg({<Month =   >}

                  aggr(

                      sum ( {<Month =   >} indicator )

                     ,Tech_Center,Region

                       )

)