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aggr + rank + set analysis?

Hi everyone,

I've been struggling about this problem for long time, maybe someone can help. it's a hard one to explain but i'll try:

I'm trying to build a table that ranks agents by their performance in "main measure" and presents the best 5.

I'm using the expression : aggr(rank(SCORE),agent) and filtering only agent that has rank lower or equal to 5.

In addition, I want to present score and rank of another measure (scores in surveys) for these 5 agents . However, agents that has less than 3 surveys in the period chosen, shouldn't be considered in the rank.

For example, if there are 2 agents: first one got average of 100 with 2 surveys and second got 90 with 3 surveys, the first one won't get any rank and the second will get the first place.


I've tried this:

aggr(rank(avg(SCORE)),if(count(NumOfSurveys)>=3,agent))

But i get no results.

I thought of using Set Analysis but haven't figure out how


Does someone has an idea?


Thanks!

Nathan

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rubenmarin

I made a simple sample with this script:

Data:

LOAD * Inline [

agent, NumOfSurveys, SCORE

1,1,8

1,2,9

2,1,3

2,2,4

2,3,5

3,1,5

3,2,4

3,3,5

];

agent as dimension and this expression:

=aggr(rank(avg({<agent={"=count(NumOfSurveys)>=3"}>} SCORE)), agent)

returns:

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Perfect. it works now!! !

I only missed the equal sign before the count func.

Thank you!!

Anonymous
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hi,


aggr(rank(avg({<agent = {"=count(NumOfSurveys)>=3"}>}SCORE)),agent)