Hello everyone!
I guess I'm dreaming, but I could swear that I've been able to do this before, using STET would to avoid a circular reference...
I'd like to be able to enter either hours or dollars and and have the other calculate...I've simplified the rules as an example below. Is there a way to do this without creating a third measure?
['Dollars']=IF(['Hours']=0,STET, 1);
['Hours']=IF(['Dollars']=0,STET, 1);
Thanks!
Circular Reference
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Re: Circular Reference
Hi there,
I think you need another dimension reference to do that :
['Destination','Dollars']=IF(['Source','Hours']=0,STET, 1);
['Destination','Hours']=IF(['Source','Dollars']=0,STET, 1);
FEEDERS;
['Source','Hours']=>['Destination','Dollars'];
['Source','Dollars']=>['Destination','Hours'];
Any other suggestions from the gurus ?
Olivier
I think you need another dimension reference to do that :
['Destination','Dollars']=IF(['Source','Hours']=0,STET, 1);
['Destination','Hours']=IF(['Source','Dollars']=0,STET, 1);
FEEDERS;
['Source','Hours']=>['Destination','Dollars'];
['Source','Dollars']=>['Destination','Hours'];
Any other suggestions from the gurus ?
Olivier
HTH
Olivier
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Re: Circular Reference
Have you tried using continue instead of stet?
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