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Divide aggregate values by different denominators dependent on column value
Hello,
I have created a table which aggregates the sum of Units, Call, and Accounts based on Campaign. I'm trying to display a conversion value where the calculation is dependent on the Campaign.
If the Campaign is Radio, the conversion formula is: Units / Calls
If the Campaign is Print, the conversion formula is: Units / Accounts
It seems that my attempts at the Conversion column evaluate each row and fails because many rows include 0 in the Calls or Accounts column. I'd like to just divide by the aggregated value of Calls or Accounts. Any ideas?
| Campaign | Units Sold | Calls | Accounts | Conversion If Radio, Units / Calls If Print, Units / Accounts |
| Radio | 100 | 200 | 350 | 0.5 |
| 200 | 200 | 1000 | 0.2 |
Thank you!
Maggie
I solved this by adding a new column = to sum of calls if the campaign is Print and sum of accounts in the the campaign is Radio. I then used this column as the denominator in my divide by function and used a sum aggregation on the column containing the divide function.
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I solved this by adding a new column = to sum of calls if the campaign is Print and sum of accounts in the the campaign is Radio. I then used this column as the denominator in my divide by function and used a sum aggregation on the column containing the divide function.