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I have a SQL table called "ZHA_IND", with a column name called "GSART". Under column GSART I have records that contain "33L", "33A","33B","33I","33K","33D" and "33C") which I want to filter on. After filtering, I want to SUM all the extracted items under the "EXPOSURE" column). I have a variable declared for the record called varBPRecord. This is my formula (but I know it is totally wrong and it also gives me a Delegation error):

Sum(Filter(ZHA_IND,varBPRecord.GSART="33L",varBPRecord.GSART="33A",varBPRecord.GSART="33B", varBPRecord.GSART="33I",varBPRecord.GSART="33K",varBPRecord.GSART="33D",varBPRecord.GSART="33C"),ThisItem.EXPOSURE)

Can you please assist me with the correct formula? I am just totally braindead this morning

Thank you kindly

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Hi @janineb ,

I am not an SQL user, but this structure should work and solve your Delegation issue providing the top filter returns record numbers less than your Delegation limit

With( ( wList: Filter( ZHA_IND, varBPRecord.GSART="33L" || varBPRecord.GSART="33A" || varBPRecord.GSART="33B" || varBPRecord.GSART="33I" || varBPRecord.GSART="33K" || varBPRecord.GSART="33D" || varBPRecord.GSART="33C" ) }, Sum( wList, EXPOSURE ) )

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Thank you - as always you have solved my problem. Much appreciated

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