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Hi all,
I am wondering what solution for grouping my data works best regarding the performance since I am working with many data entries (I want to group percentages in groups like 0 -10% , 10 -20%,....). The grouping function in the report view is not usable for me wherefore I want to use a conditional column.
Regarding the performance does it make a difference if I set up a conditional column in the query editor or in the data view with if-formulas?
I prefer working with if-formulas since I do not need an additional ranking table and it it faster for quick editing.
Thanks a lot in advance for your help.
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@Anonymous,
From my perspective, it won't make a big difference. You could consider a measure as well.
@Anonymous,
From my perspective, it won't make a big difference. You could consider a measure as well.
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