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Hello!
I'm trying to make a visualization that shows the count of average of a driver's driving index.
Here are my group conditions, so if the driver's average driving index is 83 it should count it to the "80-85" category.
That has nothing to do with averages. You may call it a 'distribution" but you should not really use a line chart - there is no correlation between your buckets. Column charts are much more appropriate.
By the way your grouping can be simplified
Group Values DrivingIndex = SWITCH (TRUE();
CombinedTable[drivingindex] < 0; "Other";
CombinedTable[drivingindex] < 80; "<80";
CombinedTable[drivingindex] <= 85; "80-85";
CombinedTable[drivingindex] <=90; "85-90";
CombinedTable[drivingindex] <=95; "90-95";
CombinedTable[drivingindex] <=100; "95-100";
"Other")
 
					
				
				
			
		
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