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Per Capita tables using qlik view

I am new to qlikview and trying to analyze data using qlikview pivot.
I have a set of users adopting new technology in a phased approach and I am trying to understand the behavior in terms of how many problems they report with the new technology and when once they start using it.
I am trying to relate a pivot that allows me to see number of problems reported per user who adopted the new technology on Day 1 to Day 7 after they were given access to the new technology.
A sample set of data to explain the use case is:
ClientIDAdoption Date
A1/9/2013
B1/11/2013
C1/10/2013
D1/14/2013
E1/11/2013
F1/7/2013
G1/7/2013
Problem#ClientIDTime ReportedDays since Adoption
1A1/10/20131
2A1/11/20132
3B1/11/20130
4B1/12/20131
5A1/12/20133
6C1/14/20134
7D1/14/20130
8D1/14/20130
9A1/13/20134
10A1/14/20135
11E1/12/20131
12E1/12/20131
13E1/13/20132
14E1/13/20132
15E1/13/20132
16A1/14/20135

Days Since Adoption012345
Problems Reported per adopted user3 problems/7 users4 problems/7 users4 problems/7 users1 problem/7 users2 problems/7 users2 problems/7 users

I would also like to keep the flexibility to filter my pivot by region/ group of clients/particular roll out date. Not sure if i need to keep in mind any considerations while in the denominator of the expression.

Would appreciate any help with this.

Chau

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