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Hi erverybody,
I'm struggeling with calculating the area underneath a curve in a stacked area chart. The curve is not following a function (like Integral calculus). The curve has bumps and dents. Base for the curve is a mesaure (not a specific column).
Does anybody has an idea how to calculate the area? Even a methode providing a close-to-real-result would be appreciated.
Thanks a lot!
P.S.: My goal is to compare serveral curves/areas by one key-figure. The area seems to be the most reasonable one.
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hi @Papillon
Please see if this works for you. Just picking up hypothetical example.
I am using Trapezoid method to calculate ares under the curve, there is no unit. If you want to compare it to something, compare apples to apples, do not change dimension/measure when comparing to something.
I am using X-Axis(Age) - Y-Axis (SalesAmount).
hi @Papillon
Please see if this works for you. Just picking up hypothetical example.
I am using Trapezoid method to calculate ares under the curve, there is no unit. If you want to compare it to something, compare apples to apples, do not change dimension/measure when comparing to something.
I am using X-Axis(Age) - Y-Axis (SalesAmount).
It works realy great for me! Thank you so much. I now, can easily compare different complex behavoiurs by just two figures!!!
Wow! Great! I'm impressed how quick you had that! From scratch? From a first view it seems to be the solution. I' ll check that out in detail by weekend. I'll come back to it! Thx so far....
Hi @talespin ,
Thx for quick reply!
Hmm..... Understand!
As you may imagine, I'm not able to provide 1:1. I will check if I can setup easily a meaningful mock up. I'll be back. Regards
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