Heatmap Percentage of X-Axis Beast Mode

kylehedges
kylehedges Member
in Charting

Hi all,

We're new to using Domo and trying to work through how to setup the beast mode calculation we'd like to see for this. We have a dataset of feedback from individuals about things they enjoy about out company by location, but this is skewed towards our larger offices that will always have a greater n-value.

We'd like to setup a beast mode calculation that would determine what percentage of each office location responded for that particular item. For example, in our Chicago office 6/27 (22.2%) responses indicated they were happy with compensation, whereas 3/4 of Dallas (75%) responded the same. Currently category 1 is our location, Category 2 is the areas of feedback, and the Value is a count of the responses.

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We'd like the heatmap to display the percentage basis for the answers, rather than the n-value for determining the shading. Any ideas on how we'd write this type of beast mode calculation to replace the current count option? I can't find anything in beast mode documentation that breaks this down.

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  • MarkSnodgrass
    MarkSnodgrass Coach

    You can have your value field be a beast mode, which could be a calculation that would get your percentage. You might need to play around with a few calculations to see what is the correct combination, but it would be something like:

    COUNT(responses) / COUNT(location)

    You can then format the value field as percentage.

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