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I am using a class function that shows =class(WORKFLOW_DURATION,30,WORKFLOW_DURATION) .
I want the largest interval to show >120. Rather than 120 - 150, etc... How can I do this?
Thanks,
Cassandra
Oh I understand why it is doing this:
May be try this:
Dual(
If(WORKFLOW_DURATION <= 120, Class(WORKFLOW_DURATION, 30, WORKFLOW_DURATION), '>120'), If(WORKFLOW_DURATION <= 120, Class(WORKFLOW_DURATION, 30, WORKFLOW_DURATION), 150)
)
May be this:
=If(WORKFLOW_DURATION <= 120, Class(WORKFLOW_DURATION, 30, WORKFLOW_DURATION), '>120')
Thanks, Sunny. Then how would I sort it so that >120 comes after the other intervals?
Try this:
Dual(If(WORKFLOW_DURATION <= 120, Class(WORKFLOW_DURATION, 30, WORKFLOW_DURATION), '>120'), Class(WORKFLOW_DURATION, 30, WORKFLOW_DURATION))
That doesn't look quite right...
Oh I understand why it is doing this:
May be try this:
Dual(
If(WORKFLOW_DURATION <= 120, Class(WORKFLOW_DURATION, 30, WORKFLOW_DURATION), '>120'), If(WORKFLOW_DURATION <= 120, Class(WORKFLOW_DURATION, 30, WORKFLOW_DURATION), 150)
)
Thanks, Sunny!
Any idea why the interval shows 3 numbers? What does the middle number mean - an average or something?
I think you have specified the x to be replaced by WORKFLOW_DURATION
Class(WORKFLOW_DURATION, 30, WORKFLOW_DURATION), '>120')
Change the third argument to make it something static (QlikView ‒ class - script and chart function)
For some reason, I am getting the same REQUEST_ID counted multiple times and not sure why. I would only expect it to be counted once in 60-90 since the duration is 70 days. Any idea? I am thinking I need to use something like this: =class(Sum(total WORKFLOW_DURATION),30)
Dimensions:
Expression: count(DISTINCT REQUEST_ID)