Count how many Providers submit a range of cases
Hello, I am trying to segment our Providers by how many cases they submit.
I have the formula below but I have something wrong. Ideally it will tell me how many Providers submit between 1 and 10 cases and 11 to 20 cases labeled them as Provider 1-10. This count will change throughout the year as they continue to submit cases. When I know a case has been approved is then `FirstSetupApprovedDate` has a date, if it is blank I wouldnt want to count it
I hope someone can help
CASE
WHEN COUNT(case when `FirstSetupApprovedDate` IS NOT NULL then `CaseID`) >= -1 AND <= 10 then 'Povider 1-10'
WHEN COUNT(case when `FirstSetupApprovedDate` IS NOT NULL then `CaseID`) >= -11 AND <= 20 then 'Povider 11-20'
end
Best Answer
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Your AND statement is slightly off. You are also missing an END statement inside the count. You have to re-state what you are evaluating, like this:
CASE WHEN COUNT(case when `FirstSetupApprovedDate` IS NOT NULL then `CaseID` END) >= -1 AND COUNT(case when `FirstSetupApprovedDate` IS NOT NULL then `CaseID` END) <= 10 then 'Povider 1-10' WHEN COUNT(case when `FirstSetupApprovedDate` IS NOT NULL then `CaseID` END) >= -11 AND COUNT(case when `FirstSetupApprovedDate` IS NOT NULL then `CaseID` END) <= 20 then 'Povider 11-20' end
You might also consider moving the case statement to the very outside, which might work better:
CASE when `FirstSetupApprovedDate` IS NOT NULL then (CASE WHEN COUNT(`CaseID`) >= -1 AND COUNT(`CaseID`) <= 10 then 'Povider 1-10' WHEN COUNT(`CaseID`) >= -11 AND COUNT(`CaseID`) <= 20 then 'Povider 11-20' end) END
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Answers
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Your AND statement is slightly off. You are also missing an END statement inside the count. You have to re-state what you are evaluating, like this:
CASE WHEN COUNT(case when `FirstSetupApprovedDate` IS NOT NULL then `CaseID` END) >= -1 AND COUNT(case when `FirstSetupApprovedDate` IS NOT NULL then `CaseID` END) <= 10 then 'Povider 1-10' WHEN COUNT(case when `FirstSetupApprovedDate` IS NOT NULL then `CaseID` END) >= -11 AND COUNT(case when `FirstSetupApprovedDate` IS NOT NULL then `CaseID` END) <= 20 then 'Povider 11-20' end
You might also consider moving the case statement to the very outside, which might work better:
CASE when `FirstSetupApprovedDate` IS NOT NULL then (CASE WHEN COUNT(`CaseID`) >= -1 AND COUNT(`CaseID`) <= 10 then 'Povider 1-10' WHEN COUNT(`CaseID`) >= -11 AND COUNT(`CaseID`) <= 20 then 'Povider 11-20' end) END
Hope this helps.
**Check out my Domo Tips & Tricks Videos
**Make sure to any users posts that helped you.
**Please mark as accepted the ones who solved your issue.3 -
Thank you it worked. I am trying to get a vertical graph to split the by provider "level" I think the formula works but I am still working on my graph
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