Hi I am attempting to build a widget that shows percentage orders completed on time. I’m having a tough time shaping the data. A simple table below - I’d like to show OnTime as a percent of “yes” values. Ideally I’d like to use the meter KPI, in below example it would read 75% for the month. Any suggestions?
| Date | Order# | OnTime |
| 2021-10 | 1200 | Yes |
| 2021-10 | 1201 | Yes |
| 2021-10 | 1202 | Yes |
| 2021-10 | 1203 | No |
Best answer by lauraj46
Hi
Instead of using ‘Yes’ and ‘No’, you could use 1.0 and 0.0 in the GI formula. For example to count complete sales orders the form would be something like this:
Be sure to include the decimal points in the values, otherwise it will treat the values as integers and the average won’t work properly on the widget.
Here are some sample widget properties that might do what you’re looking for:
Let me know if that helps!
Laura
+8Hi
Instead of using ‘Yes’ and ‘No’, you could use 1.0 and 0.0 in the GI formula. For example to count complete sales orders the form would be something like this:
Be sure to include the decimal points in the values, otherwise it will treat the values as integers and the average won’t work properly on the widget.
Here are some sample widget properties that might do what you’re looking for:
Let me know if that helps!
Laura
+1Hi
Instead of using ‘Yes’ and ‘No’, you could use 1.0 and 0.0 in the GI formula. For example to count complete sales orders the form would be something like this:
Be sure to include the decimal points in the values, otherwise it will treat the values as integers and the average won’t work properly on the widget.
Here are some sample widget properties that might do what you’re looking for:
Let me know if that helps!
Laura
Yes, we had the same kind of issue but could able to fix the issue by adjusting the GI as suggested above by Laura.
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