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Morning,
I am using the below calc to show the prevalence of one value, within a set of another values.
For example, if I visit ten houses over the year and find five of these items, my prevalence rate for the year should be 50%.
The calc appears to work but when I drag it onto the graph to display as Line Value I get a "Can't Display the Visual Error".
As you can see I'm simply "Sum"-ing the column "Sev1 Sum Post Appeal" and getting that Sum Total to appear as a percentage of the total rows (one row = one property visited).
Any ideas?
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@dcadwallader , there should option to check details. Open that and check I doubt either group by is not applicable or this column : [Sev1 Sum Post Appeal] is text or have som issue
Hi,
Like Amit mentioned it is likely caused by data type error or a problem with grouping. When I re-created you measure it work fine with my sample data:
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Thanks so much folks!
Can't believe I missed that one - I'm going to blame that one on this morning's early start!
Hi,
Like Amit mentioned it is likely caused by data type error or a problem with grouping. When I re-created you measure it work fine with my sample data:
Proud to be a Super User!
@dcadwallader , there should option to check details. Open that and check I doubt either group by is not applicable or this column : [Sev1 Sum Post Appeal] is text or have som issue
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