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Hey guys,
I want a radar chart looking like the attached in this thread: Radar Chart
What´s energy, refresh and so on there is what I want to be a selection from a multibox with alternate states like here and its underlying calculations.
Could someone post an example?
Many thanks!
Ok, so I am getting closer.
There are some details I could not fix:
1. The KPIs are not written out
2. I do not know how to plug in the Credit Analyst and Credit Manager dimension in the pick function so that I get two lines.
3. Can one display the values for each KPI in the graph? I only get them as Quickinfo...
I thought this might be a nice visualization to show a few KPIs for different groups. Any other Idea?
Maybe like this:
Create a calculated dimension
=ValueList('ROA','ROE','Economic Capital','Current Exposure','# of Customers')
Then the expressions look like
=Pick(Match( ValueList('ROA','ROE','Economic Capital','Current Exposure','# of Customers'), 'ROA','ROE','Economic Capital','Current Exposure','# of Customers'),
YourROAExpression,
YourROEExpression,
YourEconomicCapitalExpression,
YourCurrentExposureExpression,
YourNumberOfCustomersExpression
)
So if I understood you correctly, you will have two expressions like this and you create appropriate measure expressions (like YourROAExpression ) in each, one time for the values for the Credit Manager and then for the average of the chosen credit analysts.
I have made it with a data island, see below.
Only thing causing trouble is that the KPIs are not written out on the axis.
It only shows Only({GroupR1} _Metric) instead of RoE for example...
I have read something about the concat function but I don´t get it going.
Would very much appreciate any help or hints 🙂
I have also tried many variations of =$(Only({GroupR1} _Metric)) and so on but I do not get the result. What is my mistake? 😞
Another question:
When you have a metrics sheet like the attached can you compress the pick function?
For now I have got:
=pick(island, $(=Only({GroupR1} _MetricFormula_Peer)),$(=Only({GroupR2} _MetricFormula_Peer)),$(=Only({GroupR3} _MetricFormula_Peer)),$(=Only({GroupR4} _MetricFormula_Peer)),$(=Only({GroupR5} _MetricFormula_Peer)))
Can I somehow plug in a match function into the pick function so it always matches the right _MetricFormula to the _Metric which is basically the dimension?