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Dear all, I am trying to create a calculation that divides a row value in a table by the maximum value within that column.
My table looks like this:
Category | Time | Calls | Max Calls |
Discussion | 2017: Jan | 761 | - |
Discussion | 2017: Feb | 832 | - |
Discussion | 2017: Mar | 897 | - |
Discussion | 2017: Apr | 618 | 897 |
Discussion | 2017: May | 808 | - |
Discussion | 2017: Jun | 813 | - |
Discussion | 2017: Jul | 663 | - |
Discussion | 2017: Sep | 727 | - |
Discussion | 2017: Oct | 763 | - |
Discussion | 2017: Nov | 704 | - |
Discussion | 2017: Dec | 574 | - |
Total | 8,160 | 897 |
Calls is a variable:
COUNT(DISTINCT [Call ID])
Max Calls is a variable:
AGGR(MAX(AGGR(COUNT(DISTINCT [Call ID]),[Created Month])),category)
What I am trying to do is divide each row by the maximum value. I.e. based on above, row 1 would be 761/897.
I cant work out how to calculate this maximum value for the table then use it across all values. Any other way I have tried leads to the max value being the same as the count of calls.
Thanks,
Ben
Try one of these
AGGR(NODISTINCT MAX(AGGR(COUNT(DISTINCT [Call ID]),[Created Month])),category) or MAX(TOTAL <category> AGGR(COUNT(DISTINCT [Call ID]),[Created Month]))
Try one of these
AGGR(NODISTINCT MAX(AGGR(COUNT(DISTINCT [Call ID]),[Created Month])),category) or MAX(TOTAL <category> AGGR(COUNT(DISTINCT [Call ID]),[Created Month]))
Excellent - Sunny my hero once again.
I have been struggling with this for ages. I was not familiar with the no distinct command!