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Hi All,
Please find below data
| Vendor_Name | Item | Component |
| AFFYMETRIX INC | 301110-01 | 301110-01 |
| 301110-01 | 301110-01 | |
| AFFYMETRIX INC | 301130B | 301110-01 |
| BERLIN PACKAGING LLC. | 301130B | 301110-01 |
| Charter Medical | 301130B | 301110-01 |
| 301130B | 301110-01 | |
| 105585 | 301110-01 | |
| 301110 | 301110-01 |
In fact I was writing a condition like if(isnull(Vendor_Name), Item) but came to know that for eg 301130B
it should not show up as 301130B has other vendors.
The only output I should get is
105585, 301110 as they are not part of another Vendor
Attaching excel of the same
For now I cannot sunny I think I have to cook some data based on my model
Just one question
if the requirement is on component rather than Item but Item being the first dimension in the chart, is it necessary
I write my set analysis saying Item = {} or can I also write with Component ={}
Hope Iam clear
sunny can you give me stephan example of using e() in an expression, I missing something when I am trying
Kiran kumar Cherukupally wrote:
Sunny's suggestion
{<Item = {"=Len(Trim(Concat(DISTINCT Vendor_Name))) = 0"}>}
Yours
{<Item = {"=Len(Trim(Concat({<Item = e({<Vendor_Name = {"*"} >} ) >} DISTINCT Item,', '))) = 0"}>}
is this what your are suggesting Stefan
no, that's not what I suggested.
Your sample data does not show a component of interest, right?
I've change a line, and then I've adapted the expression to filter component:
| Item | Component | Sum({<Component = e({<Vendor_Name = {"*"}>}) >} 1) |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | ||
| 301130B | 301110-02 | 1 |