Cumulative Count by Month
I am looking to obtain a count of all dates that are less than each month on a table. Please see attachment for reference. In other words, I need a cumulative count of how many enrollments the company has so far going into each month.
The 2019-Dec line should count all dates less than 12/1/2019
The 2020-Jan line should count all dates less than 1/1/2020
The 2020-Feb line should count all dates less than 2/1/2020
and so on...
Is there some way to dynamically reference the date of each line? Almost like curdate, but the date of each line instead.
I hope I have explained this adequately. Thank you in advance for any help I receive.
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You could use a Running Total card to automatically build the cumulative totals for you. You could also create a beast mode called DisplayDate (or whatever makes sense to you) that just has a AddDate function in it that would display the next months name instead of the month it is in. This function would do it
ADDDATE(`Date Entrolled`, interval 1 month)
If you don't want to use a Running Total card, you would need to use the Rank & Window Functions in Magic ETL to build the cumulative total.
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If you have window functions enabled in your instance you could do this via a windowed function in a Beast Mode instead of a running total card:
SUM(SUM(1)) OVER (ORDER BY `Date`)
And then utilize @MarkSnodgrass 's solution about adding a month to the date for display purposes via another beast mode.
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@GrantSmith wrote:
If you have window functions enabled in your instance you could do this via a windowed function in a Beast Mode instead of a running total card:
SUM(SUM(1)) OVER (ORDER BY `Date`)
And then utilize @MarkSnodgrass 's solution about adding a month to the date for display purposes via another beast mode.
If you want to count by month then just alter @GrantSmith SQL:
SUM(SUM(1)) OVER (GROUP BY date_format(`DATE`, '%Y%m') ORDER BY `Date`)
In order for it to work, you'll need to have year-month on the axis.
This technique we're introducing is called 'Window Functions' check out the video below for more information!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cnc6gMKZ9R8&t=316s
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Dear @jaeW_at_Onyx , how do i know if Windows Function is enable on my instance ?
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@user025461 , contact your Domo CSM or sales representative and ask them to enable the feautre: "window functions in beast mode"
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