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How can I set right expression?

Hi guys,

Tell me please, How can I set expression with an exeption parameter?

For example: I have 3000 location, but 1700 is active and I need them.

Attribute: is location doesn't active "Pairing precession = -1"

This expression doesn't work:

( {<[Pairing precession]=[Pairing precession]-{'-1'}>} [Location])

Many thanks,

Yuriy

1 Solution

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vishsaggi
Champion III
Champion III

You want this in the script or in the Front end?

Try like in your Straight table Dimension

= If([Pairing Precession] <> -1, [ID Location])

OR

= Aggr(Only({< [Pairing Precession] = {'<>1'}>}), [ID Location])

Then supress Null Values.

Expr:

= [Pairing Precession]

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Oleg_Troyansky
Partner Ambassador/MVP
Partner Ambassador/MVP

Pretty close. Something like this:

Count( {<[Pairing precession]= - {-1}>} [Location])


You need some sort of an Aggregation function (Count, Only, or anything else) in order to host your Set Analysis expression.


Cheers,

Oleg Troyansky

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vishsaggi
Champion III
Champion III

Not clear what you are trying to do. Can you elaborate and give us more info for below?

Attribute: is location doesn't active "Pairing precession = -1"

This expression doesn't work:

( {<[Pairing precession]=[Pairing precession]-{'-1'}>} [Location])


are you doing a set analysis with Pairing precession as -1.

May be you want to try like

= Sum( {< [Pairing precession] -= {'-1'} >} [Location])


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Author

Yes, of course. For example, I have:

ID location  Pairing Precession

18:00:00
214:00:00
313:00:00
411:00:00
512:00:00
6-1
711:00:00
811:00:00
911:00:00
10

-1

1111:00:00
12-1
1311:00:00
14-1

I want to see:

18:00:00
214:00:00
313:00:00
411:00:00
512:00:00
711:00:00
811:00:00
911:00:00
1111:00:00
1311:00:00

How can I do it? help me, please.

Many thanks,

Yuriy

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Author

Please, see below=)

kkkumar82
Specialist III
Specialist III

if you have only one value for one ID then

Only({<Pairing Precession = Pairing Precession - {-1}>} Pairing Precession)

if your not successful then do this,

in your load script

Load

ID location  ,

Pairing Precession,

if(Pairing Precession = -1, 0,1) as Flag;


use this in set analysis


Only({<Flag-={0}>} Pairing Precession)

prachisangewar
Creator
Creator

hi,

Attached is the solution.

vishsaggi
Champion III
Champion III

You want this in the script or in the Front end?

Try like in your Straight table Dimension

= If([Pairing Precession] <> -1, [ID Location])

OR

= Aggr(Only({< [Pairing Precession] = {'<>1'}>}), [ID Location])

Then supress Null Values.

Expr:

= [Pairing Precession]

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Author

Thanks all. It was very useful for me.

Anil_Babu_Samineni

You can use simple any one of below

Only({<[Pairing Precession] -= {'-1'}>} [Pairing Precession])

or

Only({<[Pairing Precession] = E({<[Pairing Precession] = {'-1'}>}[Pairing Precession])>} [Pairing Precession])

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