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davdam8

Posted Friday, September 21, 2012 3:43 AM

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Hi geniuses, I'm stuck here with some indicators.

Here is my table:

[valueType] | [Value]
Allocation | 3000000
Value Planned | 5000000

I have to use a 4 Traffic Lights indicator where:

Green if Allocation >= Value Planned
Yellow if Allocation/Value Planned is > 0,7 and < 1
Red if Allocation/Value Planned is < 0,7
White if Value Planned is = 0

For the expression
Dataset: DataSet2BFM
valueType field name: valueType
Value field name: Value

The big problem i'm facing here is the indicator expression.

Thanks in advance!

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anthony.green

Posted Friday, September 21, 2012 4:05 AM

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Is the table split over two rows as shown or is it split over 4 columns?

Also will the table only ever have the same two values in it, one for allocation the other value planned?

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Posted Friday, September 21, 2012 4:12 AM

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2 Columns and a valueType has a respective value.
And what I need is to compare the value from allocation and the one from Value Planned.

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anthony.green

Posted Friday, September 21, 2012 4:22 AM

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So something like should do the trick

=SWITCH
(
LAST(Fields.Value.Value "DataSetName") = 0, "White",
FIRST(Fields!Value.Value "DataSetName) >= LAST(Fields!Value.Value "DataSetName"), "Green",
(FIRST(Fields!Value.Value "DataSetName) / LAST(Fields!Value.Value "DataSetName")) >= 0.7, "Yellow",
(FIRST(Fields!Value.Value "DataSetName) / LAST(Fields!Value.Value "DataSetName")) < 0.7, "Red"
)

Would need to ensure that the table is ordered so that Allocation is the first value and Value Planned is the last value.

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davdam8

Posted Friday, September 21, 2012 4:36 AM

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Certainly the parenthesys have their importance here.
Could you check what you wrote above?
Thanks

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anthony.green

Posted Friday, September 21, 2012 4:38 AM

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Looks fine to me

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davdam8

Posted Friday, September 21, 2012 5:07 AM

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OK, It is not working, but your suggestion brought me an ideia.
It is possible to use an indicator expression where - if the value from 'Textbox1'="Green" - show green indicator.

I'm learning here, sorry if my questions expose stupidity!

Thanks
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anthony.green

Posted Friday, September 21, 2012 5:16 AM

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Try this instead

missed a few , and " out

=SWITCH
(
LAST(Fields!Value.Value, "DataSet1") = 0, "White",
FIRST(Fields!Value.Value, "DataSet1") >= LAST(Fields!Value.Value, "DataSet1"), "Green",
(FIRST(Fields!Value.Value, "DataSet1") / LAST(Fields!Value.Value, "DataSet1")) >= 0.7, "Yellow",
(FIRST(Fields!Value.Value, "DataSet1") / LAST(Fields!Value.Value, "DataSet1")) < 0.7, "Red"
)

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Posted Friday, September 21, 2012 5:37 AM

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Posted Friday, September 21, 2012 6:00 AM

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=SWITCH
(
LAST(Fields!Value.Value, "DataSet1") = 0, 0,
FIRST(Fields!Value.Value, "DataSet1") >= LAST(Fields!Value.Value, "DataSet1"), 3,
(FIRST(Fields!Value.Value, "DataSet1") / LAST(Fields!Value.Value, "DataSet1")) >= 0.7, 2
(FIRST(Fields!Value.Value, "DataSet1") / LAST(Fields!Value.Value, "DataSet1")) < 0.7, 1
)

You should just need to substitute the word to a number then set the start and end range for each colour in the indicator to the right value

Had my head in background colours as been working on changing cells to different colours based on values all day.

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