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Fractile with Calculated Field??

Hey guys, I have a question around using fractiles with calculated fields.  I want to do fractile(NumberofPurchases,.25) but that does not work and neither does fractile(count(distinct(purchases)),.25).  Help?

Customer NameNumberofPurchases

count(distinct(purchases))

Name 1

50
Name 225
Name 315
Name 42
Name 58
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rwunderlich
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Partner Ambassador/MVP

It seems a bit illogical (in QV terms) the way you've stated it. Count(distinct purchases) is a single value for each row. A single value can't have a fractile.

Do you want the fractile of the 5 aggregated line values (50,25,15,2,8)? If so, try

=fractile(TOTAL aggr(count(DISTINCT purchases),[Customer Name]),.25)

-Rob

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rwunderlich
Partner Ambassador/MVP
Partner Ambassador/MVP

It seems a bit illogical (in QV terms) the way you've stated it. Count(distinct purchases) is a single value for each row. A single value can't have a fractile.

Do you want the fractile of the 5 aggregated line values (50,25,15,2,8)? If so, try

=fractile(TOTAL aggr(count(DISTINCT purchases),[Customer Name]),.25)

-Rob

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Thank you - this wasn't just the right answer, it was the perfect answer. 

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Please help me.

I have exam data of a class of 50 students.

Now I want to calculate the average (and, median) of top 80% students of that class.

How can I do that?
Please help.

Thanks.