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Hello, again, friends!
Yesterday i ask you to (Help with expression)
I simplified condition - now i need to take sum of sales on this: BVRPBEDVTZ >= VTRBEGDVTR + 1 year.
And now it looks like this:
Sum(
{<
t35PRDWAER = {'RUB'},
BVRPBEDVTZ = {>=$(AddYears(VTRBEGDVTR,1))}
>}
DECNRPRDEC)
But it still doesn't work ![]()
, AddYears() function is become gray in code ![]()
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Please, someone help me ![]()
Example in attach
i decided to make new field Flag which contains when payment make
so now i need to thing how to divide this two sum(sales) into 2 KPI in qlik sense: first year payments and next years
upd: and i find the decision
i use
1. Sum({<t35PRDWAER = {'RUB'}, FlagYearPayment = {'next'}>} DECNRPRDEC) for next years payments
2. Sum({<t35PRDWAER = {'RUB'}, FlagYearPayment = {'first'}>} DECNRPRDEC) for first year payments
still search for decision un expressions in qlik sense... ![]()
Hi Vasiliy,
I think you should add your script to compare BVRPBEDVTZ and VTRBEGDVTR then you can add it to your set analysis.
If you want to get result
Sum(
{<
t35PRDWAER = {'RUB'},
BVRPBEDVTZ = {>=$(Date(AddYears(max(VTRBEGDVTR),1),'YYYY-MM-DD'))}
>}
DECNRPRDEC)
The value of your set analysis won't return 1 single value so BVRPBEDVTZ return nothing, that's why i adding max so i get 1 single value.
Regards,
Marco
sure i compare this dates now is ssms 
i decided to make new field Flag which contains when payment make
so now i need to thing how to divide this two sum(sales) into 2 KPI in qlik sense: first year payments and next years
upd: and i find the decision
i use
1. Sum({<t35PRDWAER = {'RUB'}, FlagYearPayment = {'next'}>} DECNRPRDEC) for next years payments
2. Sum({<t35PRDWAER = {'RUB'}, FlagYearPayment = {'first'}>} DECNRPRDEC) for first year payments
still search for decision un expressions in qlik sense... ![]()
Hey, Marco! Youк thoughts about compare this 2 fields with dates hepls me to find the right solution! Cheers! ![]()
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Hi Vasiliy,
Cheers!
It's better to compare on script level and it's easier rather than we search how set analysis works.
Regards
Marco