64853 - SAS® Visual Analytics returns incorrect results when multiple calculated items that use the Percentile operator are used in the same table
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65166 - Calculated measures that have Boolean expressions cannot be saved in a SAS® Marketing Optimization scenario
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64853 - SAS® Visual Analytics returns incorrect results when multiple calculated items that use the Percentile operator are used in the same table
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64541 - The Calculated Item window in SAS® Visual Analytics displays "An element cannot be aggregated" when an aggregated measure returns "Missing"
