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shyamcharan
Creator III
Creator III

Count of Days with Fractile function

Hi Experts,

I have data which has the ID, week, dates in the week, the response time in seconds and minutes as shown below.

    

IDWeekDateResponseTime_Secondds        Min
1101-01-201781913.65
2101-01-20174958.25
3101-01-201776812.8
4101-01-20175879.783333
5101-01-20174898.15
6101-01-20175108.5
7101-01-201797516.25
8101-01-201763810.63333
9101-01-201787214.53333
10101-01-201781413.56667
11101-01-20175549.233333
12101-01-20172163.6
13102-01-20175298.816667
14102-01-201794515.75
15102-01-20172414.016667
16102-01-201776112.68333

As shown in the attached QVW, chart 1 has the 50th percentile values calculated for each individual day using the Fractile function.

In chart 2, I would need to show the count of days in a week that had the 50th percentile value >= 10.5.

The expected result from the data in attached QVW should be Week 1 = 3 and Week 2 = 5 days.

However, I am unable to get it worked.

Can you please help. Appreciate your response.

Regards,

Shyam

1 Solution

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tresesco
MVP
MVP

Try expression:

Count(if (Aggr(Fractile(Min,0.5),Week,Date)>=10.5,Date))

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Note: Set analysis doesn't work here, because your fractile calculation here is dimension sensitive, and set analysis is always dimension (in chart) insensitive.

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24 Replies
tresesco
MVP
MVP

Try expression:

Count(if (Aggr(Fractile(Min,0.5),Week,Date)>=10.5,Date))

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Note: Set analysis doesn't work here, because your fractile calculation here is dimension sensitive, and set analysis is always dimension (in chart) insensitive.

PrashantSangle

aggr(Count({<Date={"=Fractile(Min,0.5)>=10.5"}>}DISTINCT Date),Week)

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Kushal_Chawda

use below expression

=Count(DISTINCT {<Date={"=Fractile(Min,0.5)>10.5"}>}Date)

Kushal_Chawda

set analysis suggested by me is working in this scenario tresesco

sunny_talwar

I wonder if we can simplify from Fractile(..., 0.5) to Median ... Will it give the same output

Fractile(Min, 0.5) = Median(Min)??

Kushal_Chawda

We don't need Aggr here, because Week is already there as dimension dreamer4

sunny_talwar

Just for testing, I tried by modifying  tresesco‌'s expression and it seems to work for the sample... but I would want to test more

Count(if (Aggr(Median(Min),Week,Date)>=10.5,Date))

Kushal_Chawda

Yes 50 Percentile means median only. we can try that..

sunny_talwar

In general it is... but in Qlik is it true also? I am not 100% sure....