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I'm trying to manipulate some data and having a little bit of trouble. I currently have data with several columns, including region (Europe, Asia....etc), question and answer (1 through 5).
What I'm trying to do is get the average answer for all questions from a given region. For instance, I want to get an average of the ansers for every question in our 'Europe' region. Can anybody point me in the correct direction on how to do this? I wanted to create a gauge chart to display the average, but having issues just getting started.
Thanks in advance,
Tim
OK - so you are looking to have multiple gauges, one for each continent?
You can add the continent to the set analysis like so:
count({<Answer = {'Satisfied'},Continent = {'Asia'}>}Distinct Question)
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count({<Continent = {'Asia'}>}Distinct Question)
As an alternative, you can simply use "count({<answer = {'Satisfied'}>}Distinct Question) / count(Distinct Question)" I suggested in a heavily formatted bar chart. See Attached !
Thanks, David!
I'm now at least getting the gauge to show up, which is great. I think I have to tinker around with the expression to get it correct (as it's currently giving me 0 as the answer). One (hopefully) last question -- Should I need to add the Region={'Asia'} to the "count(Distinct Question)" part to ensure that I'm only counting the total number of questions that were sent to the Asia region?
Thanks,
Tim
Hi Tim,
Yes, you need to reduce the ‘set’ of the total to reflect only Asia.
David Freschl