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Hi all,
I am trying to calculate a cumulative measure with an inactive relationship.
This is the formula I use.
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi @AsMoBhosca ,
It is already a long time ago, but I think I managed to fix the problem thanks to the tip of MattAllington.
If you look at the code of my original problem this is the updated version:
Hi,
@wimsangers
Did you ever figure out how to correctly nest the calculate functions? I am also trying to get a cmulative count using an inactive relationship.
Thanks
Hi @AsMoBhosca ,
It is already a long time ago, but I think I managed to fix the problem thanks to the tip of MattAllington.
If you look at the code of my original problem this is the updated version:
You need 2 nested calculate functions. The outer calculate should set the USERELATIONSHIP. The inner one does the cumulative total.
Hi @MattAllington ,
Thank you for your fast reply.
Could you maybe help in writing this formula.
I am now getting the error that I cannot use a calculate function in a true/false expression.
This is my formula.
Hi,
Have you solved your problem? I have a similar problem.
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