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Hi Experts,
I'm working on a KPI monitoring dashboard and I would like to calculate the number of metrics in a each category that have more than a 30% increase QoQ. I tried using a indicator in the first table below to show if there was a metric change greater than 30% QoQ, but that doesnt translate into the category (2nd table) when I create another view. These views would be filtered with a quarterly filter.
The % increase field below is a measure that looks like this:
The data looks like this:
Category | Metric | % increase |
People | New Hires | 10 |
Technology | New Systems Implemented | 32 |
Culture | Whistleblower Complaints | 45 |
Culture | Number of Trainings completed | 16 |
People | Terminations | 35 |
The table im trying to create would then look like this:
Category | # of Metrics above 30% |
People | 1 |
Technology | 1 |
Culture | 1 |
Any guidance would be much appreciated!
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