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Hi,
I have a table custumers. For every customer I have several kpis, e.g.
Customer KPI
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Customer_1: 2
Customer_1: 2
Customer_2: 4
Customer_2: 2
Customer_2: 6
Customer_3: 2
Customer_3: 2
customer_4: 11
I'd like to calculate the average of every customer: e.g. Customer_1: 2, Customer_2: 4, Customer_3: 2, Customer_4: 11
So far no problem. Now I'd like to create a class of average KPIs e.g. 1-5, 5-10, 10-15,..
My Barchart should show the number of customers with the classes. eg.
class: 1 - 5 contains Customer 1,2,3 because they have the average kpi 2,4, 2. -> Barchart should show for Class 1-5 the value 3 (3 customers).
class: 5 - 10 -> 0
class: 10 - 15 -> 1
Any chance with aggr()?
Thanks in advance.
Regards
Hi Aloah,
see the attached example.
Rainer
Hi,
Plz see the attached example.
- Manish
Hi,
thanks. This works so far.
Now I also have a datefield:
Customer KPI Date
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Customer_1: 2 01.01.2008
Customer_1: 2 01.01.2009
Customer_2: 4 02.01.2008
Customer_2: 4 02.01.2009
Customer_2: 6 03.01.2009
Customer_3: 2 01.01.2009
Customer_3: 2 02.01.2009
customer_4: 11 01.01.2009
The Average for customer_2 is in 2008: in 2009: 5 and Overall 4,6
The Bar Chart should show the average dynamic. Is this possible?