a beast mode that calculate revenues from diff sources

AbeB · 2024-08-07T15:03:39+00:00

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AbeB

Hi Everyone,

I have a data set that shows where our tickets are being created and revenue.

And I created 2 beast modes that separate where our tickets are being generated -

CASE WHEN Source= 'G360' THEN 0 ELSE 1 END

and

CASE WHEN Source= 'G360' AND (Board_Name='Field Services - MAC' or Board_Name='Field Services - Repair') THEN 1 ELSE 0 END

Now I want to add a revenue column to each of the beast mode that was created but i'm having issues creating a beast mode.

We have a calculation measurement that we show the total revenue for an account.

What beast mode function would I use to show the revenue for each of the beast mode?

Would I add on to the beast mode that was created by adding the calculation measurement?

Any assistance is greatly appreciated.

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nmizzell

I understand now.

The data will need to be pivoted in magic ETL to achieve the desired effect.

To confirm, do you want to see a table in the following format as your output?

AbeB

@nmizzell . ohh, I have to create a new data set for this.

Yes please, i would need to have this shown.

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MichelleH

Hi @Abe, would you be able to share some sanitized sample data with an example of how you want the output to look?

AbeB

Hi @MichelleH, please see below.

Basically, I want the Revenue to show for each source- Non -G360, Non-360-FS, and G360-FS.

These show how many tickets are created for each and the revenue total it produces for the # of tickets. We do have a measurement for the Total revenue but we want it separated from each source. Hopefully it makes sense. Thank you again for the assistance.

AbeB

hi @MichelleH , any thoughts on what beast mode calc can be created to provide the data?

Thank you again for the assistance.

AbeB

hi @nmizzell , would you be be able to assist on this beast mode questions please?

nmizzell

Hey Abe,

What is the meaning of the numbers in the Non-G360 column? Are those numbers an identifier?

If those numbers are an ID, do you want to see the sum of revenue for each ID?

Thanks,

AbeB

hi @nmizzell, thank you for the assistance.

So those numbers represent how many tickets have been opened. The columns- non-g360, non-g360- fs, and g360-fs are sources on where are tickets are being created.

Non-G360 column shows 3 tickets have been created with a total revenue of $$$$ from those 3 tickets. And so forth with the other columns.

nmizzell

I understand now.

The data will need to be pivoted in magic ETL to achieve the desired effect.

To confirm, do you want to see a table in the following format as your output?

AbeB

@nmizzell . ohh, I have to create a new data set for this.

Yes please, i would need to have this shown.

AbeB

@nmizzell

Thank you for the assistance. Greatly appreciated!