How can i combine two conditions on a single condition step in Microsoft flow. I need it to check for a field that is null and to check creation date after 60 days. I tried this with two conditions but it does not seem like it is combining the results.
Switch your condition to "Edit in advanced mode" then
You can try something like:
#or(equals(...)
then pass your conditions into it.
An easy way to get what your condition will look like is by selecting your conditions first then switch to "Edit in advanced mode".
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Question : I want to use linq query with multiple conditions in UiPATH.
Condition 1 : If there is "A" in row, change it to "Alpha".
Condition 2 : If there is "B" in row, change it to "Beta".
...
Condition n(it may be more than 10) : If there is "O" in row, change it to "Omega".
I used the "find and replace" activity, but the higher the number, the slower the processing. As a solution to this, I learned about linq query, but it is difficult to apply and use the basic example.
please help.. thanks..
Linq is suitable for querying or selecting certain rows based on conditions. It is not suitable for updating the data table as such.
You could use to select all rows with A using below statement and use it in a for loop to update the value from A to Alpha
So there is a couple ways you could do this.
Option 1 -
If it's a DataTable that your using then utilise the 'For Each Row' activity.
Then within the for each.
Use the Assign activity
So this would change the value of that row. So you could add your if statement there.
Option 2 -
Use the Invoke Code Activity - set language to C# (or VB - whichever you prefer)
In the Arguments, put your DataTable you are using.
Then go to Edit Code and Input your Linq Statement there.
I have an analysis that uses a filter in order to limit the results.
I put this analysis into a Dashboard together with a Dashboard prompt.
The Dashboard prompt consists of various columns and all of them are of type "Choice list" and all have the option "Limit values by" = "All prompts".
However, this is not working as I expected. I thought that the values appearing in he Choice list should be limited by the filters applied in the analysis but it seems that the dashboard prompt first shows all the possible values before having applied the analysis filter.
Is this correct?
If this is the way it works, the problem I am facing is that some of the values appearing in the Choice list of the prompt columns will result in NO DATA in the analysis.
Thanks for your help!
"I thought that the values appearing in he Choice list should be limited by the filters applied in the analysis"
Exactly the other way around. Prompts send their selected values to the filter that's in the analysis and hence cut off the data stream.
It is normal that a prompt retrieves selection values for which a certain point of view retrieves no data. Other way round would make no sense. Imagine you sell 5 products and one didn't sell at all in August. Do you want to remove August from your month prompt?
The interdependence of prompts that you mention is for example - limit regions to only regions of a selected country. Limit customers to only customers of a selected business unit etc.
What you write and expect is that the prompt should go over the effective data (facts) and only retrieve values for which data (facts) exists. As said above that's not the most logical thing to do in an analytical environment since one change of point of view can mean that data "exists" or "doesn't exist" - then you change the point of view and the situation changes. And you want that. You don't want to hardcode points of view which over time or when somebody else looks at the data (personalized data security) they will get different results.
Don't hardcode too much. Don't restrict the system artificially.
Update: https://imgur.com/BxGnbbB
Here's a screenshot of where you can restrict the prompt
I'm working with Power BI Desktop. I have a report page with a visual component that applies the drillthrough action. When I use the drillthrough, I get into the next report page.
In the next report page, I have several visualizations. But there is a single visual component in which I don't want to use the filters that are automatically activated when using the drillthrough. The problem is that I can't turn off the filters from only that single component.
Is this problem impossible to solve, or is there any solution for that?
You can't turn off drill-through on a visual by visual basis. The only options you have are Cross-report and Keep all filters. Keep all filters allows you to specify what filters are kept, depending on you requirements this may suit your need
Hope that helps
You can create Measures that use DAX that ignore filters in order to override filters or selection context, and use those measures in your one visual in place of the usual columns.
For example, instead of Sales, create a measure UnfilteredSales, and have DAX like:
Unfiltered sales = ALL(Sales[Sales])
Or if there were some filters you wanted to apply, but not all:
total year sales = CALCULATE(SUM(Sales[Sales]),FILTER(ALLEXCEPT(Sales,Sales[Country]),Sales[Relative Year]=0))
How to remove invalid Null values that are not present in database but showing in prompts in OBIEE. For some of the columns Null Values is valid but for other it is not. So i want to display null value in prompt only if it is valid.
you will have to got to rpd and modify the column in physical layer; mark it Not Nullable (uncheck the Nullable check-box)
Seven years later... is this still useful?
Anyway, I've found out that there is a better solution if you want to avoid using a Choice List wih the "SQL Result" option and stick to the "All Column Values" option (because this one allows you to use the "Limit Values by" option, which I need).
There is a parameter in the instanceconfig.xml file that defines this behavior: "ShowNullValueWhenColumnIsNullable" (wrongly documented in some versions as "ShowNullValueInPromptsWhenDatabaseColumnIsNullable", as per this Support Doc)
You can see its usage in the Fusion Middleware System Administrator's Guide (search of one of the two property names above).
If you have a limited number of possible values, you could chose Specific column Values under Options in the edit prompt dialog box.
Also, checking the box to require user input will sometimes resolve this null value problem, however this is not always the case nor is it always possible depending on your situation.
Additionally, go to Edit Dashboard Prompt, in Choice List Values drop-down list select SQL Results, then write the SQL statements as columnname is not equals to “Unspecfied” (In this way we can remove Null’s also).
Finally, you could go to the Physical Column properties in Physical Layer and Disable the Nullable option by unchecking the box.
I prefer to work in my filter in the where statement (is not null or not like '').
Another situation you might notice is an extra blank row in the filter. This can be removed by setting the preferences is required in the prompt filter.
Good luck.
Customer Circuits - What are the associated active customer circuits?
try to edit your report set three filter criteria and save it. then try to pass your criteria values again. i think the trick is to let the report expect three parameters.