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patoduck
Helper III
6 years ago
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Creating lists / tables for AB testing

Imagine you are working for a company that have, let's say  it has 10 branches. Your task is to create lists for A/B testing, so you need to prepare a new colum classifies customers in category A or B.  (Group by Bank)

 

So you can have a table like this.

In an Ideal world you will have even number of customer, so for eks 80 can be divided in 40 A and 40 B, but in reallity odd figures will appear so for eks 81, then it will be 40 A and 41 B.

 

 

BankKundeAB Test
A1A
A2B
A3A
A4B
A5A
A6B
A7A
A8B
A9A
A10B
A11A
A12B
A13A
A14B
A15A
A16B
B1A
B2B
B3A
B4B
B5A
B6B
B7A
B8B
B9A
B10B
B11A
B12B
B13A

 

 

  • Hi patoduck 

     

    Sorry but I'm not sure if I understand your requirement, are you looking to create a column that alternates between a and b?
    If so please consider the below solution.

    =if Number.IsOdd( [Kunde] ) then "A" else "B"


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    Mariusz

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  • Mariusz's avatar
    Mariusz
    Community Champion

    Hi patoduck 

     

    Sorry but I'm not sure if I understand your requirement, are you looking to create a column that alternates between a and b?
    If so please consider the below solution.

    =if Number.IsOdd( [Kunde] ) then "A" else "B"


    Best Regards,
    Mariusz

    If this post helps, then please consider Accepting it as the solution.

    Please feel free to connect with me.
    LinkedIn



     

    • patoduck's avatar
      patoduck
      Helper III

      At the end i did it on SQL rank () over (partition by Banknr order by CustomerNr ) as ranking and then use a  CASE with (ranking % 2) <> 0 to find odd and even numbers.

       

      In Power BI you can do it by creating an index Group By  and then as suggested by Marius use 

      Number.IsOdd  =if Number.IsOdd( [Kunde] ) then "A" else "B"