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Colin
2 years agoNew Contributor II
Variable Name in Bi VIewer
Hi All,
For a Bi Viewer Dashboard I use a Cube View which calculates values with a GetDataCell calculation. I display the values in a line chart. The values are displayed correctly, but the calcula...
- 2 years ago
If I understand correctly, you'd want those records to be marked "COGS %", is that right?
The easiest way to go about that is to create a Calculated Field in Bi Viewer, by right-clicking on the datasource name:
In the Expression Editor that comes up, you just enter the name you want, surrounded by single-quotes:
That will return the value 'My Name' in that field for all records. If you need more complex logic, you can implement it with a more complex expression, like IIF etc. For example, to replace an account name, you'd use Replace([Account], 'MyWrongAccount', 'COGS %')
JackLacava
OneStream Employee
2 years agoI suspect the logic you're after is something like "if we have name X in the record, replace it with A; if we have Y, replace it with B; otherwise, leave it as it was". You can achieve this by nesting IIF calls.
Iif( Contains( [Account], 'SomeName'),
Replace([Account], 'SomeName', 'FirstReplacement'),
iif( Contains([Account], 'SomeOtherName'),
Replace([Account], 'SomeOtherName', 'SecondReplacement'),
[Account]
)
)
Note that Replace is necessary only if you want to replace part of the original text; if you simply want to wipe what was there before, you can just return the value directly, i.e.
IIF( Contains( [Account], 'SomeName'),
'New Value',
IIF( Contains( [Account], 'SomeOtherName'),
'Another Value',
[Account]
)
)
JShoemaker
2 years agoNew Contributor III
I was able to use the multiple replace function also Jack, Thank you!
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