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Remove NULL values that are being counted

Hi Everyone,

I have the following formula:

=count( {$<R_SALE_START_DATE = {">=$(TY_YTD_Start)<=$(=date(REPORT_YTD, 'YYYY-MM-DD'))"}>} DISTINCT

IF(aggr(min(distinct R_SALE_START_DATE), R_CLEAN_CONTACT_WID)= R_SALE_START_DATE,

R_CLEAN_CONTACT_WID))



I'm getting an incorrect result because there are null values for min(R_SALE_START_DATE) which are being counted. So I tried something like this:

=count( {$<R_SALE_START_DATE = {">=$(TY_YTD_Start)<=$(=date(REPORT_YTD, 'YYYY-MM-DD'))"}>} DISTINCT

IF(aggr(min(distinct R_SALE_START_DATE), R_CLEAN_CONTACT_WID)= R_SALE_START_DATE,

IF(isnull(aggr(min(distinct R_SALE_START_DATE), R_CLEAN_CONTACT_WID)=0,

R_CLEAN_CONTACT_WID)))



However, QV still counts the null dates as being a match for R_SALE_START_DATE when it isn't. I.e it has not fixed the null problem.

Any ideas? Does AGGR treat Nulls differently or something?

Thanks

GPC

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