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Outlier Detection
Hi,
Need your help in outlier detection by chart through standard deviation,
I have multiple GL accounts like payroll, cash, banking, fixed asset that have monthly amount posted. I am trying to see if there was any higher than normal value posted to a particular account in a month.
E.g. if every month payroll has 100, 110, 90, 110, 100 values and all of a sudden 600 pops up, then that should be the outlier.
I have attached the image also with an outlier showing at the top.
Hope I am able to explain what's needed. Appreciate the help
Thanks,
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Hi,
regarding your questions:
The pivot chart highlights are defined by a background colour expression:
To pivot a dimension to the top you just drag and drop the dimension column to the upper right side of the chart:
The 2and 3σ limit lines are using the "Reference Lines" chart option:
The chart dimension value selection is left to standard, no special settings applied here.
Please close your thread if your initial question is answered:
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thanks
regards
Marco


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I think this will be helpful: Recipe for a Box Plot.
- Marcus

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Marcus I would prefer something like what I attached, that's easier to interpret by the users


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You don't need to use the box plot chart - you could add the logic to a line- or barchart, too.
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Hi,
maybe one example could be:
hope this helps
regards
Marco

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Thanks Marcus, I will try that

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Thanks a lot Marco, I will try this and let you know

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Marco, this is great, can you suggest if we can use standard deviation in the expression? The outlier will be anything greater than 2 or 3 times the standard dev


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maybe something like this?
hope this helps
regards
Marco

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Thanks a lot Marco, this is really awesome
Quick question on the pivot though , how did you get the colors in for the outliers and how did you transpose it to columns? mine looks like this
And about the std dev chart, how did you get the 2, 3 sigma line and also when I click on a particular outlier, say for account 2, all the account numbers show up, but in your chart, just that value gets selected which is what I want, what am I missing?

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