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2 hours ago - last edited 2 hours ago
How do I configure the data visualization and/or indicator to do the following:
I want to create a trendline data visualization using an indicator.
The indicator will take a monthly count of the number of records that are
- Expired
OR
- Expiring in 90 days
OR
- Not expired (date is more than 90 days from today)
The trendline will show the percentage of records that are expired, expiring in 90 days, or not expired.
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41m ago
I hope I'm not misunderstanding something here. Please clarify if I've missed the mark.
A single indicator would not accomplish this since you are measuring by dates and want a percentage.
If you have different fields and automation for capturing something like a true/false value for each of those conditions, you could have a single indicator with breakdowns, but I see this as a bit more cumbersome.
Instead, I would create separate indicators to collect and calculate those three things so I can drop them onto a visualization and set the metrics to a SUM+ or AVG+ aggregation.
- Create separate automated indicators for daily collection of the three sets of data as well as a total
- All active records (Need something as a baseline for calculations)
- Expired active records
- Active records within expiration window
- Active records beyond expiration window
- Create formula indicator(s) using the automated indicator collection for calculating the percentage
- [Expired active records] / [All active records]
- [Active records within expiration window] / [All active records]
- [Active records beyond expiration window] / [All active records]
- Create a visualization with the following settings:
- Visualization type: Line | Spline
- Data:
- Data sources: Indicators needed
- Metric: SUM+ for totals, AVG+ for percentages
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41m ago
I hope I'm not misunderstanding something here. Please clarify if I've missed the mark.
A single indicator would not accomplish this since you are measuring by dates and want a percentage.
If you have different fields and automation for capturing something like a true/false value for each of those conditions, you could have a single indicator with breakdowns, but I see this as a bit more cumbersome.
Instead, I would create separate indicators to collect and calculate those three things so I can drop them onto a visualization and set the metrics to a SUM+ or AVG+ aggregation.
- Create separate automated indicators for daily collection of the three sets of data as well as a total
- All active records (Need something as a baseline for calculations)
- Expired active records
- Active records within expiration window
- Active records beyond expiration window
- Create formula indicator(s) using the automated indicator collection for calculating the percentage
- [Expired active records] / [All active records]
- [Active records within expiration window] / [All active records]
- [Active records beyond expiration window] / [All active records]
- Create a visualization with the following settings:
- Visualization type: Line | Spline
- Data:
- Data sources: Indicators needed
- Metric: SUM+ for totals, AVG+ for percentages
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29m ago
Thank you! Yes, that makes complete sense, especially since I see that I can add multiple Data Sources to a line data visualization.
