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We have an application that is used for reporting on a productivity database.
The expressions we are ranking off of are "number of transactions" and "Avg time per transaction".
If the individual had more than 3 transactions, rank by "number of transactions" else rank by "Avg time per transaction".
We have both ranks working in separate columns:
User # trans Avg time Rank1 Rank2
bob 3 1:00 1
lisa 7 1:20 2
chris 15 1:45 1
john 4 0:30 3
What we want to see:
User # trans Avg time Rank
bob 3 1:00 4
lisa 7 1:20 2
chris 15 1:45 1
john 4 0:30 3
How can this be accomplished?
May be like this:
=Rank(RangeSum(If([# trans] > 3, [# trans], 0), [Avg time]))
This works great with a straight table. I am also trying to accomplish this in a Chart ranking based on 2 expressions. Unable to Ref the column name and when we substitute the expressions directly, it is basically ranking by the Time only. i will try to get an example qvw uploaded.
Yes, sample would be good to look at
Oliver,
You can accomplish this by parameterizing your variables. LIke the following:
Keep in mine $(vTopPhysicians) is just the value of the limit you'd like to rank.
$(vRank) is just a variable that = RankDim
=COUNT({<ProcedureSurgeonName = {"=RANK($(vRank),4)<=$(vTopPhysicians)"}>}DISTINCT SurgicalCaseSk)
Then you'll create an inline table with the expression you'd like to rank similar to:
MetricExpression:
LOAD * INLINE [
RankDim, Expression, @FormatString
Volume, COUNT(DISTINCT SurgicalCaseSk), '#,##0'
SMART Supply Cost,SUM(SupplyChainLUOMTotalCost), '$#,##0.00'
SMART Supply Cost Per Case,SUM(SupplyChainLUOMTotalCost)/COUNT(DISTINCT SurgicalCaseSk), '$#,##0.00'
];
Now in your app to switch between what you are ranking you'll use RankDim as a listbox.