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bnelson111
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Count on if condition

Good afternoon, i have the following chart created to measure on time deliveries.chart.png  

 

 

 

The calculation for the OTIF is as follows.

=if(ActualShipDate >ShipDate and PickedQty<(ShipQty/100*$(tol)),'Epic Fail',
if(ActualShipDate >ShipDate,'Late Delivery',

if(PickedQty<(ShipQty/100*$(tol)),'Short Shipped',
'Nice')))

 

What i would like to do is have a summary text box with expression to count how many 'Nice' which is (ActualShipDate <ShipDate and PickedQty<(ShipQty/100*$(tol)). 

 

Then divide it by Total count to have a percentage of Nice.

 

Hope this makes some sense. Thank you in advance.

 

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sunny_talwar

My bad, try this

=Count(
If(ActualShipDate > ShipDate and PickedQty<(ShipQty/100*$(tol)), Null(),
If(ActualShipDate >ShipDate, Null(),
If(PickedQty < (ShipQty/100*$(tol)), Null(), ShipDate)))
)
/
Count(ShipDate)

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sunny_talwar

May be this

=Count(
If(ActualShipDate > ShipDate and PickedQty<(ShipQty/100*$(tol)), 0,
If(ActualShipDate >ShipDate, 0,
If(PickedQty < (ShipQty/100*$(tol)), 0, ShipDate)))
)
/
Count(ShipDate)
bnelson111
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Not working unfortunately should be getting 0.4. Seems to be counting all 5 still

sunny_talwar

My bad, try this

=Count(
If(ActualShipDate > ShipDate and PickedQty<(ShipQty/100*$(tol)), Null(),
If(ActualShipDate >ShipDate, Null(),
If(PickedQty < (ShipQty/100*$(tol)), Null(), ShipDate)))
)
/
Count(ShipDate)
bnelson111
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I also have a unique identifier TableRecId
bnelson111
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Thank you, very happy just changed the Ship date to TableRecId.
sunny_talwar

In that case, try this

=Count(DISTINCT {<TableRecId = {"=ActualShipDate <= ShipDate and PickedQty >= (ShipQty/100*$(tol))"}>} TableRecId)
/
Count(DISTINCT TableRecId)
bnelson111
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Should i maybe have this in load statement to keep it very clean.
sunny_talwar

You can def. look to perform this part of the calculation in the script

ActualShipDate <= ShipDate and PickedQty >= (ShipQty/100*$(tol)) as Flag

Or you can break it into two flags

ActualShipDate <= ShipDate as Flag1,
PickedQty >= (ShipQty/100*$(tol)) as Flag2

and then use this as set analysis.

bnelson111
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BAck on now, will have a look, thank you