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Set analysis alternatives?

Hi there

How would I apply set analysis to the following expression to stop it being affected by other selections on qlik sense by the user?

Also, are there alternatives to set analysis?

Regards,

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sunny_talwar

May be this:

=Count({1}Distinct if(Aggr(Sum({1} [EY_AMT]), [JE Num])>0, [JE Num])) & ' journal(s) unbalanced: ' & Concat({1}Distinct If(Aggr(Sum({1} [EY_AMT]),[JE Num])>0, [JE Num]) & ' ')

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Chanty4u
MVP
MVP

there is no exp ..but chk dis

Excluding values in Set Analysis

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=count(distinct if(aggr(sum([EY_AMT]),[JE Num])>0, [JE Num])) & ' journal(s) unbalanced: ' & concat(distinct if(aggr(sum([EY_AMT]),[JE Num])>0, [JE Num]) & ' ')

Apologies. Thanks for the link I will look at it now

sunny_talwar

May be this:

=Count({1}Distinct if(Aggr(Sum({1} [EY_AMT]), [JE Num])>0, [JE Num])) & ' journal(s) unbalanced: ' & Concat({1}Distinct If(Aggr(Sum({1} [EY_AMT]),[JE Num])>0, [JE Num]) & ' ')