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Hi guys,
I've been developed many what if comparisons where the "what if" number of the slider is a variable which is usually multiplied with the calculations of your own metrics.
But what about if I want to see it in an opposite way? Here's an example :
I want to know all the customer how many customers have bought a 10% less this year than the current year.
I'm wondering if I can do it with the "slider what if way".
If I have a chart table like this :
Customer | Year 2014 | Year 2013 | Diff % |
cust1 | 190 € | 200 € | -10% |
cust2 | 180 € | 200 € | -20% |
cust3 | 170 € | 200 € | -30% |
cust3 | 160 € | 200 € | -40% |
And a slider like this :
If I select the 0-10% option, it will show only the first customer :
Customer | Year 2014 | Year 2013 | Diff % |
cust1 | 190 € | 200 € | -10% |
Is there any dummy example which shows how to do it this way?
Regards, Marcel.
Here is an example with a data island, class() function, and IF() in the chart expression:
Here is an example with a data island, class() function, and IF() in the chart expression: