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I've built all kinds of charts using the suggestions you all have given me and everything works great - except trends. I want to have a trend chart with five lines: fractile (25), fractile (50), fractile (75), average, and company. The fractiles and average are calculated with equations, they're not pre-calculated data. I want to be able to see these lines on the trend and then, when I select a company, I want the company data to show up on the trend chart, but the means and quartiles to remain unchanged. When I build a distribution plot or gauge or bar chart, I can do this. But I can't do it for trends!
Here's what I'm using for company data:
=(Avg( Aggr((
(Sum({<Question={'Cat1','Cat2','Cat3'}>}Response)))
/(Sum({<Question={'Cat4'}>}Response))
,Company,Year)))
And here's what I'm using for average data:
=(Avg( Aggr((
(Sum({1<Question={'Cat1','Cat2','Cat3'},Company>}Response)))
/(Sum({1<Question={'Cat4'},Company>}Response))
,Company,Year)))
The only difference between these equations and the equations that work correctly in my gauges and distribution plots is that I've deleted the { 1 < Year = { $ ( = Max ( Year ) ) } > } piece at the beginning of the equations because I want a trend, not just one year of data. What am I doing wrong?! Any suggestions would be great. I imagine I'm missing a 1 or using the wrong brackets or.... something....
Thank you!
You need to also add the {1} into the avg aggregation to ignore selections there too:
=(Avg ( {1} Aggr((
(Sum({1<Question={'Cat1','Cat2','Cat3'},Company>}Response)))
/(Sum({1<Question={'Cat4'},Company>}Response))
,Company,Year)))
You need to also add the {1} into the avg aggregation to ignore selections there too:
=(Avg ( {1} Aggr((
(Sum({1<Question={'Cat1','Cat2','Cat3'},Company>}Response)))
/(Sum({1<Question={'Cat4'},Company>}Response))
,Company,Year)))
Perfect, thank you! Do you know why it doesn't need to be locked on the other graphs? I don't have the {1} there on reference lines on my bar charts or distribution plots and I don't have it there on my limits for my gauges and they still lock. But this worked, so thank you!
It's about each level of aggregation ignoring selections. If you don't do it there, then the average will change based on your selections.