Combing Data on a Table
I'm new to using Domo and I'm having a heck of a time trying to do something that I think is fairly routine. I have a table of customer order data. It includes an order #, customer email address, order total and a date. I essentially want rows of summary information instead of every entry on the table. I know I have to create beast mode calcs to do this but things like Count Distinct and Avg aren't don't seem to work. When I do Count Distinct Order # for example it just says there is 1 on the row as opposed to looking at all unique order #'s for that user.
For example I have something that looks like this
6/1 [email protected] #1234 99.95
6/1 [email protected] #1123 99.95
6/2 [email protected] #1211 54.95
6/2 [email protected] #1126 77.95
6/3 [email protected] #1132 49.95
What I want is something like this:
Email Count of Orders Total Revenue Avg Order Size
[email protected] 1 99.95 99.95
[email protected] 3 227.85 75.95
[email protected] 54.95 54.95
Comments
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You have to use the beast mode and thats the only way to accomplish this.
Try creating beast mode for this columns:
Distinct orders ?
COUNT(DISTINCT(ORDERS))
Avg order size:>
SUM(ORDERS TOTAL)/NULLIF(COUNT(DISTINCT(ORDERS)),0)
let me know if this works!
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