Tracking data, Turning it into percentages by dividing by static number and then creating graph
I want to be able to create a dashboard for each shift. I want to add each shift's percentage for each month and then get the average of that to represent a graph. Could someone point me in the right direction
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Hi @McPhersonTim,
You may try with different versions of the following formula for each shift and month (by replacing 1 with 2 for February and the Percentage Columns for the Calculation corresponding to each shift as necessary:
=AVG(COLLECT([1st Percentage]2:[1st Percentage]23, Dates2:Dates23, MONTH(@cell) = 1))
See an example of how this could look like in your current sheet:
You would then use Month and 1st shift monthly % as the source columns to create your Charts. Due to the nature of Chart Widgets you may want to use a separate sheet to track these metrics but that will fully depend on your environment needs.
I hope that this can be of help
Cheers!
Julio
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Hi @McPhersonTim,
You may try with different versions of the following formula for each shift and month (by replacing 1 with 2 for February and the Percentage Columns for the Calculation corresponding to each shift as necessary:
=AVG(COLLECT([1st Percentage]2:[1st Percentage]23, Dates2:Dates23, MONTH(@cell) = 1))
See an example of how this could look like in your current sheet:
You would then use Month and 1st shift monthly % as the source columns to create your Charts. Due to the nature of Chart Widgets you may want to use a separate sheet to track these metrics but that will fully depend on your environment needs.
I hope that this can be of help
Cheers!
Julio
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