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I need to have sales reports to compare between two date ranges.
Here is a simple example to explain my query.
Whenever I select dates in the date filters, the sales figures changes correctly in the appropriate table.
Now, I want to have a new filter "Brand" in the same sheet.
I want any selections in Brand filter should apply to both tables. But it is not working? What do I need to do to make this work?
You can reference the selection from different states, by using the syntax [Alternate State Name]::fieldname or for the default state, use $::fieldname, like this:
sum ({ [Group 1]<Brand=$::Brand> } Sales)
sum ({ [Group 2]<Brand=$::Brand> } Sales)
You can reference the selection from different states, by using the syntax [Alternate State Name]::fieldname or for the default state, use $::fieldname, like this:
sum ({ [Group 1]<Brand=$::Brand> } Sales)
sum ({ [Group 2]<Brand=$::Brand> } Sales)
Thanks a lot, it´s been very usefull for me this advice.
If I need to deep in the set analysis, is this the way?
sum ({ [Group 1]<Brand=$::Brand, YEAR={2011}> } Sales)
Hi, what if I want to be able to apply multiple selections from the default state to the alternate state?
I noticed it's possible to add more than one field, like:
sum ({ [Group 1]<Field1=$::Field1, Field2=$::Field2> } Sales)
But is there another way to do this to all fields at once except the one I'm actively filtering in the alternate state? In my case I have 13 different fields that both states should share selections.
Thanks!