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C_BOWI_40 · Question #63

You want to compare the sales revenue performance of the top 20% of your customers to the average of all of your customers. You decide to apply a rank on the table that shows customers and revenue…

The correct answer is A. NoFilter(). NoFilter() removes all active filters - including ranking filters - from a measure's calculation, allowing an average to be computed across all customers regardless of any applied rank.

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Question

You want to compare the sales revenue performance of the top 20% of your customers to the average of all of your customers. You decide to apply a rank on the table that shows customers and revenue and create a variable to show the average revenue for all customers. Which function should you use in the variable?

Options

  • ANoFilter()
  • BNoRank()
  • CAverageAll()
  • DIgnoreFilter()

How the community answered

(30 responses)
  • A
    67% (20)
  • B
    20% (6)
  • C
    3% (1)
  • D
    10% (3)

Why each option

NoFilter() removes all active filters - including ranking filters - from a measure's calculation, allowing an average to be computed across all customers regardless of any applied rank.

ANoFilter()Correct

NoFilter() is a Web Intelligence function that instructs the calculation engine to ignore all filters currently applied to the block or report, including ranking conditions. When a rank is applied to show only the top 20% of customers, a variable using Average(Revenue) would be restricted to only those ranked customers - wrapping it with NoFilter() forces the average to be computed over the entire unfiltered dataset. This gives a true company-wide average for comparison.

BNoRank()

NoRank() is not a valid Web Intelligence function and does not exist in the standard formula language.

CAverageAll()

AverageAll() is not a valid Web Intelligence function; the correct approach is to wrap the Average() function with NoFilter().

DIgnoreFilter()

IgnoreFilter() is not a recognized function in the Web Intelligence formula language and will produce a formula error.

Concept tested: NoFilter() function to bypass rank and query filters

Source: https://help.sap.com/docs/SAP_BUSINESSOBJECTS_BUSINESS_INTELLIGENCE_PLATFORM/09382da3-ecb0-400e-a2c6-e37d0e3f89ef/4705f2e76e041014910eba7d4b2c66fb.html

Topics

#NoFilter()#ranking#aggregate functions#calculation context

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