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I'm using SELECTEDVALUE to define 2 variables that I'm using in a switch statement like so:
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Hi @wynhodgkiss
SELECTEDVALUE will return blank by default if more than one values are selected so assuming that there are only two countries, you can use something like isblank(_nation) = uk + ire
This will return the total value for card and the total value in a table at the total row only.
Perfect, thanks so much
Hi @wynhodgkiss
SELECTEDVALUE will return blank by default if more than one values are selected so assuming that there are only two countries, you can use something like isblank(_nation) = uk + ire
This will return the total value for card and the total value in a table at the total row only.
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