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Hi,
I I have data in a column in this form
| audit_sample_status | decision |
| SAMPLE_UNPICKED | |
| SAMPLE_PICKED | Correct |
| SAMPLE_UNPICKED | |
| NOT_SAMPLED | |
| SAMPLE_PICKED | Correct |
| SAMPLE_PICKED | Inorrect |
| SAMPLE_UNPICKED |
|
I want to calculate quality percentage for sample picked data. How can i do this, what will be the best way to calculate quality?
Solved! Go to Solution.
@Anya_T , Try a measure like
divide(countx(filter(Table, [audit_sample_status] = "SAMPLE_PICKED" && [decision] = "Correct"), [audit_sample_status] ),
countx(filter(Table, [audit_sample_status] = "SAMPLE_PICKED" && [decision] in{ "Correct" , "Inorrect" }), [audit_sample_status] ) )
@Anya_T , Try a measure like
divide(countx(filter(Table, [audit_sample_status] = "SAMPLE_PICKED" && [decision] = "Correct"), [audit_sample_status] ),
countx(filter(Table, [audit_sample_status] = "SAMPLE_PICKED" && [decision] in{ "Correct" , "Inorrect" }), [audit_sample_status] ) )
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