how highest value of Dimension A in Dimension B

[madmax88]

Hi all

I have 2 dimensions: the first is Dimension "Problem" and the 2nd "Reaction". The Goal is to Show the highest value (Count) of Problem in the Dimension "Reaction". For example the most often Problem of customers is A

The Pie Chart "Reaction" must Show the different reactions of the customers with Problem A.

Atm I only get the highest value of the Problem by

max(aggr(count({$<

Source={'V2}>}#),Problem))

But I need the Dimension - not the value. Do you have any idea how i could works?

Thanks,

Max

[devarasu07]

Hi,

Can you try like this

FirstSortedValue(DISTINCT Problem,-aggr(count({$<Source={'V2}>}#),Problem))

[madmax88]

Hi,

Thanks for ur advice, but it still doesnt' work (No value appears). Im not sure if this Expression goes to the rigth direction.

Point is that the highest value of "Problem" can Change -->depending on a different selection. For example: If I choose the product "Loan" the highest value of Problem is Service, but for product "Card" the most current Problem is "billing".

So if I choose "Loan" as Product then in the Dimension "Problem" the most current value is "Service". Now in Dimension "Reaction" there must come all reactions for the "Service" automatically.

Is it even possible or are there too many variables?

Thanks

[sunny_talwar]

May be because of a missing single quote?

FirstSortedValue(DISTINCT Problem, -Aggr(Count({$<Source = {'V2'}>} #), Problem))

[madmax88]

No, I already found this missing Quote..

[sunny_talwar]

Would you be able to share a sample to see the issue?

[madmax88]

Hi Sunny,

Thanks for your Patience. Below an example for you

Problem	Value
Creditcard	20
Loan	10
Other A	5
Other B	1
Other C	3

Problem	Reaction	Value
Creditcard	Angry	20
Creditcard	Termination	40
Creditcard	Prod Change	10
Loan	Angry	5
Loan	Termination	10
Loan	Desperately	45
Loan	Other	2
Other A	X	4
Other A	Angry	12
Other B	Z	14
Other C	Angry	19
Other C	H	21

For this tables the most often Problem ist Creditcard. Now I have 2 pie Charts. The first pie Chart Shows me the Distribution of the 3 mosten current Problems (this works already). The Second Chart has the Dimension Reaction. The Goal is now that the 2nd Charts Shows (without clicking) only the reactions from Creditcard (because Creditcard is the most often Problem). So the 2nd chard would Show me Angry=20, Termination=40 and Prod Change=10

Next step would be (if possible) a 3rd Chart which is showing me the Reactions of the Problem with the 2nd larges majority - in this case Loan.

Does it help you?

[sunny_talwar]

May be this

2nd chart

Sum({<Problem = {"$(=FirstSortedValue(DISTINCT Problem, -Aggr(Count({$<Source = {'V2'}>} #), Problem)))"}>}Value)

3rd chart

Sum({<Problem = {"$(=FirstSortedValue(DISTINCT Problem, -Aggr(Count({$<Source = {'V2'}>} #), Problem), 2))"}>}Value)

[madmax88]

It doesn't recognize the Expression after

"Sum({<Problem ="

So i tried

Sum({$<Problem= {$(=FirstSortedValue(DISTINCT Problem, -Aggr(Count({$<Source= {'V2'}>} #), Problem)))}>}#)

It doesn't recognize the Expression after Sum({$<Problem = {-->the "$" is on a wrong place.

If I take it out, the formula is ok but no value appears

Sum({$<Problem={'$(=FirstSortedValue(DISTINCT Problem, -Aggr(Count({$<Source= {'V2'}>} #), Problem)))'}>}#)

Do i missunderstand some Expression values?

[sunny_talwar]

It doesn't recognize? What do you mean? Have you tried clicking okay to see if it gives the right result or not?