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User table instead of multiple IF for cohort second table.
- 9 years ago
Hi stuf1968,
You need to have a consecutive age number in your tAgeCohort, and set age range for this age. Then you can get age range in z_TTL_Mbr table by using age value.
Create a table with a column ID have values from 1 to 125. Then create three calculated columns.
AgeRange = if(and(tAgeCohort[ID]<=29,tAgeCohort[ID]>=20),"20-29",if(and(tAgeCohort[ID]<=39,tAgeCohort[ID]>=30),"30-39",if(and(tAgeCohort[ID]<=49,tAgeCohort[ID]>=40),"40-49",if(and(tAgeCohort[ID]<=59,tAgeCohort[ID]>=50),"50-59",if(and(tAgeCohort[ID]<=69,tAgeCohort[ID]>=60),"60-69",if(and(tAgeCohort[ID]<=79,tAgeCohort[ID]>=70),"70-79",if(tAgeCohort[ID]>=80,"80+","UNK")))))))
Min = CALCULATE(MIN(tAgeCohort[ID]),ALLEXCEPT(tAgeCohort,tAgeCohort[AgeRange]))
Max = CALCULATE(MAX(tAgeCohort[ID]),ALLEXCEPT(tAgeCohort,tAgeCohort[AgeRange]))Then create a caluclated column in z_TTL_Mbr table.
Age Group = LOOKUPVALUE(tAgeCohort[AgeRange],tAgeCohort[ID],z_TTL_Mbr[Age])Then you can use this column in your slicer or visual.
Regards,
Charlie Liao
Hi stuf1968,
You need to have a consecutive age number in your tAgeCohort, and set age range for this age. Then you can get age range in z_TTL_Mbr table by using age value.
Create a table with a column ID have values from 1 to 125. Then create three calculated columns.
AgeRange = if(and(tAgeCohort[ID]<=29,tAgeCohort[ID]>=20),"20-29",if(and(tAgeCohort[ID]<=39,tAgeCohort[ID]>=30),"30-39",if(and(tAgeCohort[ID]<=49,tAgeCohort[ID]>=40),"40-49",if(and(tAgeCohort[ID]<=59,tAgeCohort[ID]>=50),"50-59",if(and(tAgeCohort[ID]<=69,tAgeCohort[ID]>=60),"60-69",if(and(tAgeCohort[ID]<=79,tAgeCohort[ID]>=70),"70-79",if(tAgeCohort[ID]>=80,"80+","UNK")))))))
Min = CALCULATE(MIN(tAgeCohort[ID]),ALLEXCEPT(tAgeCohort,tAgeCohort[AgeRange]))
Max = CALCULATE(MAX(tAgeCohort[ID]),ALLEXCEPT(tAgeCohort,tAgeCohort[AgeRange]))
Then create a caluclated column in z_TTL_Mbr table.
Age Group = LOOKUPVALUE(tAgeCohort[AgeRange],tAgeCohort[ID],z_TTL_Mbr[Age])
Then you can use this column in your slicer or visual.
Regards,
Charlie Liao