Returns the minimum value across the results of the expressions in expList, with options to skip missing or zero values.
Syntax
@MINS (SKIPNONE | SKIPMISSING | SKIPZERO | SKIPBOTH, expList)
Parameter | Description |
---|---|
SKIPNONE | Includes in the operation all cells specified in expList regardless of their content |
SKIPMISSING | Ignores all #MISSING values |
SKIPZERO | Ignores all 0 values |
SKIPBOTH | Ignores all 0 and #MISSING values |
expList | Comma-delimited list of member names, variable names, functions, or numeric expressions. expList provides a list of numeric values for which Essbase determines the minimum value. |
Notes
- @MINS enables skipping of #MISSING and 0 values,
in contrast with @MIN,
which always includes these values. - @MINS (SKIPNONE, expList)
is equivalent to @MIN (expList). - Because #MISSING values are less than positive
data values and more than negative data values, if the data being calculated
includes only positive and #MISSING values, @MINS returns #MISSING. - If the data being calculated includes only negative, 0, and #MISSING values,@MINS
may return either #MISSING or 0 values in an unpredictable manner.
Example
For both examples, assume a database similar to Sample Basic. The Measures
dimension includes two members: COGS (cost of goods sold) and OtherInc_Exp
(miscellaneous income and expenses). The data can include 0 and #MISSING values.
Qtr1_Min = @MINS(SKIPBOTH, Jan:Mar);
This example ignores #MISSING and 0 values for all members
of the Measures dimension. This example produces the following results:
Jan Feb Mar Qtr1_Min ======== ======== ======== ======== COGS #MISSING 1500 2300 1500 OtherInc_Exp -500 -350 0 -500
Qtr1_Min = @MINS(SKIPNONE, Jan:Mar);
For all members of the Measures dimension, this example includes #MISSING and
0 values and produces the following results:
Jan Feb Mar Qtr1_Min ======== ======== ======== ======== COGS #MISSING 1500 2300 #MISSING OtherInc_Exp -500 -350 0 -500
See Also
- @MINSRANGE
- @MAXS
- @MIN