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Hello everyone!
I have a table
User 1 opens document A
User 1 opens documet B
User 2 opens document C
User 3 opens document B
User 4 opens B
User 4 opens C
User 5 opens A
User 5 opens B
User 5 opens C
User 6 opens A
I can do Count with set analysis how many opened any document.
=Count(DISTINCT {<Document={'A'}>} User) That's 3 in this example.
How can I do something like this: Count users that have opened BOTH A and B. 2 in this example (User 1 and User 5)
Because =Count(DISTINCT {<Document={'A','B'}>} User) gives me users that have opened Either A or B. 5 in this example (1,5, + 3,4,6)
Any help will be much apreciated.
Thanks!
in a text box?
=sum(if(aggr(count({$ <doc={B,A}>} distinct doc), user)=2,1))
in a text box?
=sum(if(aggr(count({$ <doc={B,A}>} distinct doc), user)=2,1))
Try this
=Count({<Document={'A'}>} DISTINCT User)+ Count({<Document={'B'}>} DISTINCT User)- Count({<Document={'A','B'}>} DISTINCT User)
=count({<User = p({<Document = {A}>}) * p({<Document = {B}>}) >} distinct User)
Now my dilemma is, How can I mark the 3 as correct answers?!!
Thanks Massimo, Thanks QlikRajan, Thanks Manish!
Everyone else, this 3 worked:
=sum(if(aggr(count({$ <Document={'B','A'}>} distinct Document), user)=2,1))
=Count({<Document={'A'}>} DISTINCT User)+ Count({<Document={'B'}>} DISTINCT User)- Count({<Document={'A','B'}>} DISTINCT User)
=count({<User = p({<Document = {'A'}>}) * p({<Document = {'B'}>}) >} distinct User)
I guess the second one might be easier on CPU.
Thanks again guys.