topic Re: Penetration Analysis in App Development

Penetration Analysis

Fri, 06 May 2016 15:28:00 GMT

Hello All,

You guys were able to help me with a similar question, but the approach doesn't seem to work in this instance.

I am working on a % share analysis for products. I am trying to use my filter selection (Billing State/Province) to then only show the penetration of each product within that selected state. Here is my current expression...

count(distinct {<Lost={'N'},TotalActiveEmployeesClient=-{'=Len(Trim(TotalActiveEmployeesClient))=0'}>}[ClientNumber])/

count(distinct {1<Lost={'N'},TotalActiveEmployeesClient=-{'=Len(Trim(TotalActiveEmployeesClient))=0'},[Billing State/Province] = p()>}[ClientNumber])

I might not need the p() clause?.?. Would this utilize the 'getselectedfields' modifier?

Any help is appreciated.

Re: Penetration Analysis

sunny_talwar — Fri, 06 May 2016 16:33:52 GMT

What you have should work, unless there is more to the chart then we are seeing here. Alternatively, you can try this:

Count(distinct {<Lost={'N'},TotalActiveEmployeesClient=-{'=Len(Trim(TotalActiveEmployeesClient))=0'}>}[ClientNumber])/

Count(distinct {1<Lost={'N'},TotalActiveEmployeesClient=-{'=Len(Trim(TotalActiveEmployeesClient))=0'}, [Billing State/Province] = $::[Billing State/Province]>}[ClientNumber])

Re: Penetration Analysis

Fri, 06 May 2016 17:26:58 GMT

Thanks Sunny, the numerator and denominator are unfortunately returning the same values.

Re: Penetration Analysis

Fri, 06 May 2016 17:41:22 GMT

I actually figured it out...

count(distinct {<Lost={'N'},TotalActiveEmployeesClient=-{'=Len(Trim(TotalActiveEmployeesClient))=0'}>}[ClientNumber])/count(total distinct {$<Lost={'N'},TotalActiveEmployeesClient=-{'=Len(Trim(TotalActiveEmployeesClient))=0'}>}[ClientNumber])

I think it was I had a '1' identifier instead of a '$' in the denominator.

Thanks again for your help.