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Hi all,
I have made a calculation where I want to see the how much the average amount of transport delays per customer correspond with the average amount of transport delays. I am the displaying this in a table where I have a customer on each row and the KPI on the next column. The logic of the calculation is built up like this:
1. Customer filtered in table: Calculate transport delay divided by deliveries (ex. 0.1, 0.14, 0.09)
2. Total: Calculate total transport delays divided by total amount of deliveries (ex. 0.2).
3. Get the procentual difference form the average by taking step: (1-2)/2. Example, (0.1-0.2)/0.2 = -0.5 = -50%.
This works well enough, but some customers don't have any transport delays and are thus -100% under the average. Is there any way to get these -100% out of the table so I don't see them? They don't add value so I'd rather have those fields in the table blank. Thank you in advance!
Solved! Go to Solution.
I solved it now. I created a second measurement that looked at my initial measurement and said "if the first measurement is -100%, then blank, otherwise show first measurement".
IF(measurement1=-1,"",measurement1)
I solved it now. I created a second measurement that looked at my initial measurement and said "if the first measurement is -100%, then blank, otherwise show first measurement".
IF(measurement1=-1,"",measurement1)
I might be missing something, but can you just set up a flag to identify the -100% customers and then filter to exclude those? Then do the calculations you need for the remaining customers? Or set the -100% ones to 0, so they don't effect your calculation?
Hi! I want to keep the customers in the table (since I have more columns that are relevant for other things) so I don't want to filter out and exlude those.
The second proposal, set the -100% to 0 - can you elaborate on that one? Thanks in advance!
EDIT: To clarify, the -100% (or any of the %) is not in a certain cell in a column, it's an aggretation of many different lines from the same customer since it's a distinctcount.
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