POP Beast Mode

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Hoping someone can help me figure out why my POP Beast Mode calculation returns 0% in my charts. I want to compare current quarter to last quarter.  I may also modify the calculation to compare last quarter to 2 quarters ago. I am only using two fields from my dataset, similiar to this table and my dates are always the 1st day of each month.

 

MonthAttributed Pipeline
1/1/2018$1,000
2/1/2018$1,500
3/1/2018$6,000
4/1/2018$9,000

 

 

This is my Beast Mode calculation that returns 0% in my charts.  I tried SUM before my case statement, but that did not change the results.

 

(CASE  WHEN ((year(`Month`)=year(curdate())) AND (quarter(`Month`)=quarter(CURDATE()))) THEN `Attributed Pipeline` END / CASE  WHEN (quarter(curdate())=1) THEN (CASE  WHEN ((year(`Month`)=(year(curdate()) - 1)) AND (quarter(`Month`)=4)) THEN `Attributed Pipeline` END ) ELSE (CASE  WHEN ((year(`Month`)=year(curdate())) AND (quarter(`Month`)=(quarter(CURDATE()) -1))) THEN `Attributed Pipeline` END ) END) -1

 

Thanks in advance for any help!!

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  • AS
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    At a high level your beast mode looks conceptually ok.  What kind of chart are you using and where is the value showing up as 0?

    Is that what your data actually looks like, or do you have more rows per month that would need to be summed up?

    What I'd do is break it up by the components (numerator and denominator) and then see if those values come up as expected.  Is your numerator (the sum of current quarter dollars) also zero?  Get that number right, then move on to the denominator (previous month)

     

    sum(
    CASE
    WHEN year(`Month`)=year(curdate()) AND quarter(`Month`)=quarter(CURDATE())
    THEN `Attributed Pipeline`
    END)

    /

    sum(
    CASE
    WHEN quarter(curdate())=1
    THEN (CASE
    WHEN year(`Month`)=year(curdate()) - 1 AND quarter(`Month`)=4
    THEN `Attributed Pipeline`
    END)
    ELSE (CASE
    WHEN year(`Month`)=year(curdate()) AND quarter(`Month`)=quarter(CURDATE()) -1
    THEN `Attributed Pipeline`
    END)
    END)


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  • You could also display the POP veriance using the Period over Period Variance bar line card:

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    This way you wouldn't need any beast modes.  This card was made from the table you posted


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