Statements in calculation fields

Can you use sql statements in calculated fields, for instance can you use a statement like IF(GL_SEGMENT-04='401000'TO'409999'THEN SUM(GL_BALANCE_PERIOD_BAL_DB-GL_BALANCE_PERIOD_BAL_CR)
I would think that you could use statements within calculated fields but I am having no luck.
Thanks in advance

You are so close, I guess. An alternative syntax you may try:
SUM(CASE WHEN SEGMENT3 BETWEEN '401010' AND '405999' THEN PERIOD_NET_DR-PERIOD_NET_CR ELSE 0 END)
You may get error message for not using table prefix. In that case, use the table prefix with each field. As you have seen, Discoverer takes care of the prefix when it first executes the formula. Regarding 0 balance, make sure that the sum is not zero for that range. You may also try with a bigger range. Good luck!

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    If there are any other questions, please feel free to ask.
    Thanks,
    Katherine Xiong
    Katherine Xiong
    TechNet Community Support

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