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Hey Guys,
im trying to build a benchmark expression.
My Goal is to display the AVG Productivity from all Outlets from a Group.
So i select a outlet and a timeframe and the avg should deselect the outlet but not the timeframe.
If i do a set analysis with "Outlet=" my Outlet Dimension shows me all outlets.
This is my expression for the value of the selected Outlet:
sum(Buchungen.Summe)/(sum(GX_Stunden_Ready.minutes)/60)
And my Selections
Any ideas to solve my Problem?
Try this
Sum(TOTAL <Kalendar.Wochentag> {<Filiale.Filiale>} Buchungen.Summe)/(Sum(TOTAL <Kalendar.Wochentag> {<Filiale.Filiale>} GX_Stunden_Ready.minutes)/60) * Avg(1)
I am not completely sure I understand your requirement? Are you looking to ignore selection in Outlet? What was wrong when you ignored selection in Outlet after you used {<Outlet =>} in your expression?
Hey Sunny,
if i use '=' in the set analysis this happens
My Goal instead will look this way
i hope you understand my weird thinking better now
I am still not certain, I understand completely here... why do these value match up exactly? Is that by chance?
That was just a quick copy and paste placeholder in Excell.
In the first expression, it is calculated based on the selection.
sum(Buchungen.Summe)/(sum(GX_Stunden_Ready.minutes)/60)
In the second formula (my problem) the AVG of all outlets of the same group.
May be this
If(Column(1) <> 0, Sum(TOTAL {<Outlet>} Buchungen.Summe)/(Sum(TOTAL {<Outlet>} GX_Stunden_Ready.minutes)/60))
thank you!
unfortunately not
this is the result
and i need the values from total, just without displaying the other outlets
It might be easier to help if you are able to share a sample to help you better here
Of course
Try this
Sum(TOTAL <Kalendar.Wochentag> {<Filiale.Filiale>} Buchungen.Summe)/(Sum(TOTAL <Kalendar.Wochentag> {<Filiale.Filiale>} GX_Stunden_Ready.minutes)/60) * Avg(1)