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Hi,
I have a pivot table in which I calculate "count({<CurrentIP={'Y'},PathwayRevIdxChange={1}>}DISTINCT Hospid)"and then a % column "count({<CurrentIP={'Y'},PathwayRevIdxChange={1}>}DISTINCT Hospid)/sum(PWCount)"
The percentage given for each individual column is correct but the Total is incorrect. Not sure why I cannot insert a screen shot. Sorry.
Can anyone explain why and how to correct please?
Kind regards
Steve
Hi,
thanks for taking the time on this. what sample do you need?
the table I have shared shows the EOL row as having a total % of 2.3%. The formula should be calculated using the #/count(PWCount) which from the table is 4/219. however 4/219 is actually 1.8% not 2.3%.
i checked the individual % in the rest of the row and they are all correct - e.g. 1/16 for ALVE is 6.3% and 1/24 for LUCM is 4.2%.
so why does the total column give the wrong % when all the other values in the row are correct?
let me know what you need and I'll send it.
Kind Regards
Steve
like a qvw file
Creating a qvw to send you I have found the problem.
the denominator in the % calculation is not what I expected. the sum(PWCount) is not giving me the total pathways I expected - i.e. they they should be all 224 in the totals column
so - how do I get the percentage to provide a denominator which is the total in each column
May be using TOTAL Qualifier... Sum(TOTAL Measure)
thank you - however...
now perfect in the total column but applys the same 224 total to each individual ward also, but these should have their own averages/totals...
sorry... trying to build a simple qvd to demonstrate the issue.
I am not sure I follow... I think a sample qvw will help me understand what you are trying to get
Hi Sunny,
I have attached a QVW with the same numbers in. I can't send the original as it is too big and contains confidential info but this is doing the same thing.
to be clear. each individual % column is correct. however the Total % column is wrong.
Kind regards
Steve
May be this
[#]/sum(TOTAL <WardCode> PWCount)
You are a Genius - thank you so much.
Not come across that particular form of expression before but has worked like a dream.
Cheers
Steve