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Anonymous
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Modifier without aggregation

Hi,

which syntax must i use, if i want to use a dimension and want to ignore the selection in field country?

Like that, but this syntax is not correct:

({<country= >} products)


regards,

Fritz

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sunny_talwar
MVP
MVP

May be this:

Sum({<country = >} YourField)

sunny_talwar
MVP
MVP

Oh I think you can use product as your dimension and use set analysis in your expression to ignore country.

Anonymous
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Hi,

without sum, count or anything like this.

regards,

Fritz

sunny_talwar
MVP
MVP

Is this for dimension

Anonymous
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Author

yes

sunny_talwar
MVP
MVP

Try this if you insist on using a dimension:

Aggr(Only({<country = >} products), products)

Anonymous
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Thanks...

And here?

$(=Pick(Match($(varName),1,2),'products','categories'))

regards,

Fritz

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Author

You can't use the SET analysis with out aggregation function. Use the AGGR function in the calculated dimension to use SET Analysis.

AGGR( Only({<Country=>}Products) , Products)

The other way, you can use Alternate States as well based on your requirements.

jagan
Partner - Champion III
Partner - Champion III

Hi,

It is not suggested to use Calculated dimensions because of performance issues, you can ignore the selections in expression, based on the expression the dimension values are populated.

Dimension: Product

Expression: Sum({<Product=>} SomeMeasureName)

If you have multiple expressions then use this in all the expressions {<Product=>}

Hope this helps you.

Regards,

Jagan.