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Hi,
I am trying to create buckets of customers based on % change YTD vs PYTD revenue. I only want to group negative values. I am getting strange results where all my negative values in my table are showing “< -30%”. Does anyone know what error I am making?
TEST Bucket =
VAR testCondition = DIVIDE([YTD vs PYTD Revenue],[PYTD Revenue],0)
RETURN
SWITCH(
TRUE(),
testCondition<= 0 && testCondition> -30, "< -30%",
testCondition<= -30 && testCondition> -40,"-30% to -39%",
testCondition<= -40 && testCondition> -50,"-40% to -49%",
testCondition<= -50 && testCondition> -60,"-50% to -59%",
testCondition<= -60 && testCondition> -70,"-60% to -69%",
testCondition<= -70 && testCondition> -80,"-70% to -79%",
testCondition<= -80 && testCondition> -90,"-80% to -89%",
testCondition<= -90 && testCondition> -100,"-90% to -100%"
)
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1IjPb5BjE8eiqIqTHInvOYzuWh8QDtZ5S/view?usp=sharing
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@nbs33 can you try this
TEST Bucket =
VAR testCondition = DIVIDE([YTD vs PYTD Revenue],[PYTD Revenue],0)
RETURN
SWITCH(
TRUE(),
testCondition> -100&&testCondition<= -90,"-90% to -100%",
testCondition> -90&&testCondition<= -80,"-80% to -89%",
testCondition> -70&&testCondition<= -60,"-70% to -79%"
--------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------
testCondition> -30&&testCondition<= 0,"0 to -30%")
@nbs33 did you try this yet?
@nbs33 can you try this
TEST Bucket =
VAR testCondition = DIVIDE([YTD vs PYTD Revenue],[PYTD Revenue],0)
RETURN
SWITCH(
TRUE(),
testCondition> -100&&testCondition<= -90,"-90% to -100%",
testCondition> -90&&testCondition<= -80,"-80% to -89%",
testCondition> -70&&testCondition<= -60,"-70% to -79%"
--------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------
testCondition> -30&&testCondition<= 0,"0 to -30%")
@smpa01 this worked! The just had to change the values to decimal form and it worked perfectly.
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