How can we create multiple aggregate measures from the same table based on different filter criteria such as follows in the same Report Designer in SAS VA:
select distinct count(id) from abc where type in ('A','C') and month=month(today())-1
select sum(amount) from abc where type in ('A','C') and country='US'
select sum(c_bal) from abc where type in ('C') and region = 'NE'
I'm able to create aggregate measure but not finding filter criteria. When I'm filtering it's applying on the whole job in the designer. I just need to limit filter criteria for one aggregate measure only as I need to create multiple aggregate measure with different filter criteria.
Any insight would be helpful and thanks in advance !
I think you could use the IF...THEN....ELSE:
First one:
Create a new calculated meassure:
IF type in ('A', 'C') and month = month(today())-1 then id else . You need to adjust the syntax in VA 🙂
Then create a distinct count on this variable
Second:
IF type in ('A', 'C') and country = 'US' then 1 else 0
Add sum as aggregation on the meassure.
Third:
IF type in ('C') and region = 'NE' then 1 else 0
Add sum as aggregation on the meassure.
//Fredrik
I think you could use the IF...THEN....ELSE:
First one:
Create a new calculated meassure:
IF type in ('A', 'C') and month = month(today())-1 then id else . You need to adjust the syntax in VA 🙂
Then create a distinct count on this variable
Second:
IF type in ('A', 'C') and country = 'US' then 1 else 0
Add sum as aggregation on the meassure.
Third:
IF type in ('C') and region = 'NE' then 1 else 0
Add sum as aggregation on the meassure.
//Fredrik
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