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Buddika
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Aggregated function

Hi 

can somebody help me to write the following mathematical equation in Qlik sense

Buddika_0-1656649546674.png

Thanks

Ishani

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vinieme12
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can you post some sample data and explain the expected output

Vineeth Pujari
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Buddika
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Hi,

I want to calculate age standardised rates for alcohol attributable hospitalisation and mathematical formula is as follows:

Buddika_0-1656886494659.png

 

 

And my data set is similar to following

 

ethnicity

gender

age_group

population

standard_poulation

sum(attributable_fraction)

eth 2

Female

65plus

24

21276

0.56

eth 1

Male

65plus

10

21276

1.12

eth 1

Male

35_39

37

26424

0.56

eth 2

Male

55_59

82

27066

0.56

eth 2

Male

65plus

195

21276

0.23

eth 2

Male

25_29

121

31953

0.56

eth 2

Male

30_34

103

28623

0.56

eth 2

Female

20_24

233

31530

0.56

eth 2

Male

25_29

103

31953

0.56

eth 2

Female

65plus

78

21276

1.12

eth 2

Male

20_24

22

31530

0.56

eth 2

Female

35_39

82

26424

0.56

eth 2

Male

25_29

86

31953

0.56

eth 2

Female

65plus

265

21276

2.1

eth 2

Male

20_24

125

31530

0.56

eth 2

Male

40_44

72

26250

0.56

eth 1

Female

15_19

30

32430

0.56

eth 1

Male

60_64

8

23859

0.56

eth 2

Female

65plus

260

21276

1.12

eth 2

Male

20_24

113

31530

0.56

eth 2

Female

20_24

94

31530

1.12

eth 2

Male

30_34

108

28623

0.56

vinieme12
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=SUM(AGGR(

((sum(attributable_fraction) / sum(population)) * sum(standard_poulation))

/

sum(TOTAL standard_poulation)

,age_group))

Vineeth Pujari
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Buddika
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Hi

Standard population depends only on the age-group. So can't use sum(standard_population) term in the equation.

Regards