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Hi all,
Question 1)
Is there and way to use Total Mode Sum as a dimention in a graph.
For example illustrate the sum of these specific values in comparison with all the other values, is it possible in a pie chart??
Question 2)
I have a table like this:
Test date | Sensor Status | Unit Serial |
28/11/2007 16:47 | Fail | 1787 |
28/11/2007 16:53 | Fail | 1787 |
28/11/2007 16:54 | Fail | 1787 |
05/12/2007 14:39 | Fail | 1795 |
05/12/2007 14:42 | Pass | 1795 |
My desired table would look like this
Test date | Sensor Status | Unit Serial |
28/11/2007 16:47 | Fail | 1787 |
05/12/2007 14:39 | Fail | 1795 |
So what i have to do is to select the first date per Unit serial.
Any suggestion ideas are welcome.Thank you in advance.
Use an expression like min({<SensorStatus={'Fail'}>}Testdate)
See attached qvw
Thanks for answering Gysbert i will try that now.
What about the frist question is there any solution to that???
I want in 2 cases to use the total sum of expresions OutOfBoundValues and FirstTimePass to form pie charts comparion the selected percentage with the total.
In the case of OutOfBoundValues i want to create a pie chart to illustrate that the 48.2 percent out of 100 is out of bounds
In the second case i want to create a pie chart to illustrate that 147 values out of ???(total number of selected values) passed right at first time.
See attached file below
Any help around this problem???
The Out of Bounds pie chart:
expression 1: =ceil((count({<SensorValue={'>$(=High)','<$(=Low)'}>} SensorValue)/count({$} Total SensorValue) *100),0.01)
expression 2: =100 - ceil((count({<SensorValue={'>$(=High)','<$(=Low)'}>} SensorValue)/count({$} Total SensorValue) *100),0.01)
The First Time Pass pie chart:
expression 1: count(aggr(min(TestDate),UnitSerial))
expression 2: count(UnitSerial) - count(aggr(min(TestDate),UnitSerial))