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Hello,
I must calculate customer bonuses according to their type and level of sales.
I need to show a table where you see the ID, Client, Type and Bonus.
Please help.
I have a table, Client with ID, Name and Type headers.
I have a measure " sales() " that calculates sales by adding invoices from another table
And I have the conditions:
If Client_Type="Retail" && sales>=10 && sales<20; 100
If Client_Type="Retail" && sales>=20 && sales<30; 110
If Client_Type="Retail" && sales>=30 && sales<40; 120
If Client_Type="Retail" && sales>=40; 130
If Client_Type="Shop" && sales>=15 && sales<25; 200
If Client_Type="Shop" && sales>=25 && sales<35; 210
If Client_Type="Shop" && sales>=35 && sales<45; 220
If Client_Type="Shop" && sales>=45; 230
If Client_Type="Web" && sales>=20 && sales<25; 300
If Client_Type="Web" && sales>=25 && sales<30; 310
If Client_Type="Web" && sales>=30 && sales<50; 320
If Client_Type="Web" && sales>=50; 330
0))))
For example:
ID NAME TYPE SALES BONUS
00001 Client1 Retail 45 130
00002 Client2 Shop 20 200
00003 Client3 Web 38 320
00004 Client4 Retail 4 0
Thank you
@diglesiasv , Try a measure like.
Switch(True()
max(Client_Type)="Retail" && sum(sales)>=10 && sales<20; 100;
max(Client_Type)="Retail" && sum(sales)>=10 && sales<30; 110;
max(Client_Type)="Retail" && sum(sales)>=10 && sales<40; 120;
130
)
Use correct row context while using
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