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Hello,
I have a bar-chart in which I would like to calculate the % of users interacting with a number of services.
To keep it simple, I have 2 tables; one with the interaction data (Table A) & one with the user data (IDs basically) (Table B)
As my dimension I have the follwoing:
service name (coming from Table A)
As my metric, I have the following:
=count(DISTINCT InteractionData.UserID) / count(DISTINCT UserID)
(where the first count comes from table A & the second count comes from table B)
The problem is that the % of interactions per service always returns 100% as the dimension limits the UserID data to only those that have actually interacted with the service.
What I want to do is ignoring the dimension in my graph to have in the second count the total number of users.
However, dimensions other than the servicename should remain to be taken into account (like date, country, ...)
I tried working with {$}, {1}, {<[servicename]=}, .... not of these things worked...
Anyone has any idea?
Kind regards,
Christophe
Hi
Perhaps this?
=count(DISTINCT InteractionData.UserID) / count(TOTAL DISTINCT UserID)
HTH
Jonathan
Hi
Perhaps this?
=count(DISTINCT InteractionData.UserID) / count(TOTAL DISTINCT UserID)
HTH
Jonathan
in-credible ! That's it indeed ! Thanks a lot Jonathan !