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I'm wondering how to add a new field that is a percentage difference between control and test (both in Group field)



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      I'm wondering how to add a new field that is a percentage difference between control and test (both in Group field)



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          You can break out the test and control into their own measures.



          Create a calculated field like:



          if [group] = 'test' then [measure name] end


          Repeat for control and all measures you have. Then you can create percent diff calcs as needed.






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          • Hi Bernardo, thanks for the answer. Is there any way to do this with some sort of [Column 1] / [Column 2] function rather than creating all of these new measures?

            – pluck
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          • I'm not aware of a method like that.

            – Bernardo
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          You can break out the test and control into their own measures.



          Create a calculated field like:



          if [group] = 'test' then [measure name] end


          Repeat for control and all measures you have. Then you can create percent diff calcs as needed.






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          • Hi Bernardo, thanks for the answer. Is there any way to do this with some sort of [Column 1] / [Column 2] function rather than creating all of these new measures?

            – pluck
            Nov 20 '18 at 18:59











          • I'm not aware of a method like that.

            – Bernardo
            Nov 20 '18 at 21:33
















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          You can break out the test and control into their own measures.



          Create a calculated field like:



          if [group] = 'test' then [measure name] end


          Repeat for control and all measures you have. Then you can create percent diff calcs as needed.






          share|improve this answer
























          • Hi Bernardo, thanks for the answer. Is there any way to do this with some sort of [Column 1] / [Column 2] function rather than creating all of these new measures?

            – pluck
            Nov 20 '18 at 18:59











          • I'm not aware of a method like that.

            – Bernardo
            Nov 20 '18 at 21:33














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          You can break out the test and control into their own measures.



          Create a calculated field like:



          if [group] = 'test' then [measure name] end


          Repeat for control and all measures you have. Then you can create percent diff calcs as needed.






          share|improve this answer













          You can break out the test and control into their own measures.



          Create a calculated field like:



          if [group] = 'test' then [measure name] end


          Repeat for control and all measures you have. Then you can create percent diff calcs as needed.







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          • Hi Bernardo, thanks for the answer. Is there any way to do this with some sort of [Column 1] / [Column 2] function rather than creating all of these new measures?

            – pluck
            Nov 20 '18 at 18:59











          • I'm not aware of a method like that.

            – Bernardo
            Nov 20 '18 at 21:33



















          • Hi Bernardo, thanks for the answer. Is there any way to do this with some sort of [Column 1] / [Column 2] function rather than creating all of these new measures?

            – pluck
            Nov 20 '18 at 18:59











          • I'm not aware of a method like that.

            – Bernardo
            Nov 20 '18 at 21:33

















          Hi Bernardo, thanks for the answer. Is there any way to do this with some sort of [Column 1] / [Column 2] function rather than creating all of these new measures?

          – pluck
          Nov 20 '18 at 18:59





          Hi Bernardo, thanks for the answer. Is there any way to do this with some sort of [Column 1] / [Column 2] function rather than creating all of these new measures?

          – pluck
          Nov 20 '18 at 18:59













          I'm not aware of a method like that.

          – Bernardo
          Nov 20 '18 at 21:33





          I'm not aware of a method like that.

          – Bernardo
          Nov 20 '18 at 21:33




















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