I have a matrix with several groups(employees, managers and departments). I have columns: sum time expected, sum time entered, sum overtime, sum missing time. At the manager and department level the overtime and missing time skew the results. Basically if a manager has two employees and one has 5 hrs overtime and the other has 5 hrs missing time, the result will show that for the manager there is no overtime or missing time for their employees.. I have tried to add subtotals but I get the same outcome. I have also tried to =sum(textbox.value) but I get the error that aggregates on textboxes have to be within footers. I believe that subtotal rows should be considered footers but that is not the case. Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks!
Time Expected Time Reported OT MISSING-------------------------------------------------------------------
Total by Manager----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
80 ------------------ 80 --------------- 0 ------ 0--------
Totals by Employee---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
40 -------------------- 35 -------------- 0-------- 5---------
-----------------------------------------------------------------40 -------------------- 45 -------------- 5 --------0
I realized my problem. My calculations were thrown because I had tried to use isnothing to replace NaN with 0s.
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I using Grafana and influxdb to collect ‘product data’ in the assembly line. I make a chat by grafana to show how many products was done in every hour.
It works good, but i have one problem, sometimes the worker will clear the total count because of shifts change. this cause the division data less than 0.
Considering this serial data(each data 10 minutes):
100 200 300 400 0 10 20
the correct time divisional value in this hour should be (400-100) + (20-0) = 320
I tried also search but no help, do you have any ideas? (Sperate to 2 time divisions when data set to 0 is also OK , in this sample, we can get two bars with 300 and 20)
Thanks a lot!
Use different approach with subqueries:
1.) Inner query will calculate diff between each record with NON_NEGATIVE_DIFFERENCE()
-> 100 100 100 0 10 10
2.) Outer query will just SUM() result of inner query and group it per hour -> 320
I am trying to calculate average of 2 columns in another column in Tableau but difficult part is grand total is not getting average instead it is the sum of 3rd calculated field.
A B Calculated field
10 5 2
6 3 2
T 16 8 4 (Here I should get 2 instead it is taking sum of column)
Here I am unable to write separate formula for row totals and grand totals, Only one formula (Calculated Field) is allowed and when I am dragging on sheet it is by default aggregating to sum.
Note: I am expert in Crystal and BO but beginner in Tableau.
Update
Code used for LoD
{FIXED [Product Category]: AVG([Sales])}
Below image is what I got after implementation I have tried with 2 columns but the result is same if I use only one column (I am trying to get the average of sales)
You are almost there - the Grand Total by default does a SUM function you just have use the Total All Using --> Average option.
Output : Level wise SUM(Profit) later averaged across columns and rows. (Show Column Grand Total & Show Row Grand Total active)
Update: Answering the question below. To get the Row-wise avg (which is Cat1-vag in this case) you could just drop the measure and change it to AVG(). Since you needed in a Calculated Field you could use a Simple FIXED LOD. You can also uncheck aggregated measures from Analysis dropdown and have no Dimension in column or row like unlike what this example shows and still get three different averages. Cheers.
{FIXED [Cat1]:AVG([Profit])}
Check out this very smart work around from Joe Mako.
https://community.tableau.com/thread/112791
create a calc field like:
IF FIRST()==0 THEN
WINDOW_AVG(SUM([Sales]),0,IIF(FIRST()==0,LAST(),0))
END
duplicate your Category field
place "Category (copy)" on the level of detail
set the compute using for the calc field pill to use "Category (copy)"
The window function in the calculated field only takes into account what's in the view, and aggregate based on those number.
I wish to sum the data on display in my crystal report and not the suppressed data.
I have used the field editor and suppressed tool in the repeated area and I have the below formula for the rows to be suppressed:
{fieldname} = previous {fieldname}
I have read that if I use the running total and enter the opposite formula to subtotal then the subtotal will sum only the values displayed, e.g.
{fieldnmae} <> previous field-name.
However after doing this the first row is now totaling as the previous will be null. The report is sorted so the first row will always be a true value. Is there a formula I can use to display this to sub total? E.g. if Previous {filedname} isnull or {fieldname} <> previous field-name = sub total.
Or is there another solutions to this?
The data looks something like
Row No Value
0 20.00
0 20.00
1 25.00
2 10.00
3 7.50
4 5.00
4 5.00
If row no repeated than do no sub total or display
Many Thanks !!!!!
Chris
Easy way would be don't manipulate on Value column instead manipulate Row No column.
Create a running total and sum when Row No changes which will give correct results
I am one step away from finishing up a report in Crystal 2008. I have included a snapshot of the report below. For some reason I cannot get the formula in the yellow column to calculate correctly. I am trying to divide the value of Net A for each main data source/year into the yearly Total of Net A to get the % of Data for each Main Data Source. Net A is pulling from a field in access and the total of Net A is a running total based on a current Run Date using formula ({HNT_End_To_End_Data.REPT_YYMM} = cStr(currentdate,'yyMM') in the evaluate section of the running total and the field is reset on each change of Year.
The formula in the yellow column is currently ({HNT_End_To_End_Data.Net_A}/Sum ({HNT_End_To_End_Data.Net_A}))*100 and is showing values that are like it's doing NetA divided into the grand total of Net A of all 3 years (3,727,560/108,666,439) rather than the dividing into individual year (3,727,560/34,981,163). I'm attempting to get the formula to divide each Main Data Source for each year into the yearly Net A total.
I've tried doing many different formulas and have had no luck, so would appreciate any suggestions anyone might have.
Do you have a group on year({sometable.somedate})? You need to add that group into your aggregate (sum) function:
(
{HNT_End_To_End_Data.Net_A}
/
Sum({HNT_End_To_End_Data.Net_A}, year({sometable.somedate}))
) * 100
EDIT: After reviewing the report I can see you are using a conditional formula {HNT_End_To_End_Data.REPT_YYMM} <> cStr(currentdate,'yyMM') to suppress the detail section. So SUM({HNT_End_To_End_Data.Net_A},{HNT_End_To_End_Data.SERVICE_THRU_YEAR}) is actually including the records which aren't being displayed. You have a number of ways to get around this. The simplest is probably to create a new formula for net_a:
if {HNT_End_To_End_Data.REPT_YYMM} <> cStr(currentdate,'yyMM') then
{HNT_End_To_End_Data.Net_A}
else
0;
You can then do:
(
{HNT_End_To_End_Data.Net_A}
/
Sum({#net_a}, year({sometable.somedate}))
) * 100
I am using Crystal 9 and have created a report showing calls logged by users, time taken to close the call, Solved with (allocated a value to the latter field depending on time taken eg. 1-59 mins = < 1 hr = 1), 60-239 mins = < 4 = 4. I have then grouped the results by users and got totals for each of the Solved values
Solved1 = solved in less than 1 hour
eg group total shows (when record data hidden)
User1 (Total Calls= 74) (Solved1 = 42) (Percentage1 = 56.76)
User2 (Total Calls= 17) (Solved1 = 2) (Percentage1 = 11.76)
Total Calls and Solved1 are obtained using Running Total Fields.
Percentages are Formula fields and calculated as follows:
Percentage1 = Solved1/Total Calls * 100
My problem is that I need to graph the percentage values for each user for each Solved value eg. 56.76 and 11.76 on one chart. This would be easy except that Crystal doesn't let me select this field in the chart option because it's calculated from two Running Totals.
Since some formulas are accepted by the Chart expert and running totals are also accepted, is there a way I can calculate the percentage which it would find acceptable? Or can I put the total and Solved value in the chart and have the chart calculate the percentage somehow? I was looking at using count and I can get the count to count all the records for a single person but not where say the value in a specific field = '1'
eg count (call_id, )/count (call_id, closedby) * 100
Does anyone know how I can write that fomula or any other way of graphing a percentage?
You can do this using Crystal formulas.
Set up a formula for Solved1 - something like
if {myTable.timeTaken} < 60 then 1 else 0
Next, set up a formula for Percentage1 - something like:
100*sum(#Solved1,{myTable.closedBy}) / count({myTable.call_id},{myTable.closedBy})
Drag and drop the formula for Percentage1 onto the report layout, then you should be able to add it from Report Fields onto your graph in the Data tab of the Chart Expert. (You may then want to remove the Percentage1 formula item from the report layout.)
I ran into a similar issue trying to graph On Time Delivery percentages.
I have three percentages to display: On Time, 1-3 days late, and over 3 days late.
I was in need of displaying zero percents as well, i.e. when there were no records that were "1-3 days late" I still needed to show 0% as one of my bars. The above did not address that. I ended using this resolution with a twist.
I created 4 formulas:
one to return 1 if the record was on time else 0
one for the 1-3 days,
one for the over 3 records.
one for each record returning a value of 1.
With that I was able to create my percentage fields using the Sum of one of the first 3 formulas divided by the sum of the "1" formula. Crystal would not work if I used the Count(...) function on a key field. It only worked when using the Sum(...) function in my percentage formulas.