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Bonjour,
Un petit peu d'aide avec une jauge svp : )
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j'ai des objectifs de recrutement (REO)
des matricules sap pour le nouveaux employés (matricule_sap)
des agents de recrutements (gestionnaire)
je voudrai faire des jauges pour comparer les recrutements réalises par chaque gestionnaire.
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merci!!!
sum(reo)/count(matricule_sap)*100
If you then have a target you can do:
Sum( REA ) / Sum( REO )
You don't need the * 100 because you can format the number as a percentage.
Then you can filter on your employees and it will show the correct values. My assumption is, that the values are 0 and 1 here.If that is not the case, then this could be a solution:
Count( {$< REA -={"''"} >} REA ) / Count( REO )
This counts all the filled REAs and divide by the REO.
Jordy
Climber
Hi Alexia,
Can you maybe ask it in English? Then I can see if I can help.
Jordy
Climber
Thank you Jordy, : )
I need help with a gauge graphique please.
I m working on a recruitment app
I would like to make a gauge to show which agent met their objectives
i have a column for recruitment objectives (reo)
one for the recruitment agent (gestionnaire)
one for the sap ID of a new employee(matricule_sap)
need to create an expression like that?
sum(reo) / count (matricule_sap) * 100
could you help me with creating this expression please?
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merci !!!
Can you maybe share an example of Excel data?
To specify the question a bit more:
I'm trying to see if there are more objectives for 1 person. If so, this changes the formula a bit.
Jordy
Climber
Hi!
i would like know for each employee how he/she has met the objectives?
i have a column for:
Gestionnaire:
REO: hiring target
REA:target realised
Thank you!!
If you then have a target you can do:
Sum( REA ) / Sum( REO )
You don't need the * 100 because you can format the number as a percentage.
Then you can filter on your employees and it will show the correct values. My assumption is, that the values are 0 and 1 here.If that is not the case, then this could be a solution:
Count( {$< REA -={"''"} >} REA ) / Count( REO )
This counts all the filled REAs and divide by the REO.
Jordy
Climber
Thank you so much Jordy!
Thank you so much Jordy!