Understood - thanks for the feedback.
Lars
On Mon, May 19, 2014 at 10:18 PM, Rodolfo Melia wrote:
> This sounds great ! I like the idea of separating the operators to use
> across Org Units or across Time. It sounds like we will gain this feature
> just in time for Christmas...
>
> I noticed
This sounds great ! I like the idea of separating the operators to use
across Org Units or across Time. It sounds like we will gain this feature
just in time for Christmas...
I noticed the new Org Unit count feature on the indicators- this will
address many other needs, but not this one in partic
Hi Rodolfo,
now I understand what you mean. The solution I think would be to introduce
another aggregation operator: one for the time dimension, and another for
the org unit hierarchy dimension. Then you could set the org unit hierarchy
aggregation operator to avg to get your desired results. This
A possible solution would be to control the behavior of of a cat combination to
produce totals or calculate an average across cat combo options and data
elements.
JM
El 19/05/2014, a las 08:54, Rodolfo Melia escribió:
> Hi Lars - your example for population is correct. It makes sense. Our case
Hi Lars - your example for population is correct. It makes sense. Our case
is scores calculated for quality assurance. On a given month we may get:
*Region A*
- Outlet 1: 90
- Outlet 2: 100
- Outlet 3: not conducted
- Outlet 4: 80
When looking in analytics at Region A, on the that month, we expect
Hi Rodolfo,
I am not sure if I understand you correctly so I will just try to explain
how it works: With avg operator, you can get a valid "disaggregated" data
value for period "within" the data collection frequency. So if you collect
population with a yearly frequency for a data element with the
Hi Lars - thanks for the quick reply.
I though AVG was valid within the same data-collection period as well as
across time. If this is the case, how do you calculate an average within
the same data collection period? AN indicator that divides the DE that has
the answer between valid answers? Norma
Hi James,
the "aggregation operator" refers to the time dimension - data will be
averaged through time but still summed in the org unit hierarchy dimension.
We could make this clearer in the system I guess.
regards,
Lars
On Mon, May 19, 2014 at 12:55 PM, James Chang wrote:
> Hi,
>
> On DHIS
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