Sundaram Sridharan Posted May 31, 2019 Share Posted May 31, 2019 I have a rather challenging (to me) data analysis need: I have the following table Name #Subjects Time Begin Time End Name1 80 10-Oct-17 4-Feb-20 Name2 60 3-Mar-19 5-Jul-21 I need to divide the #Subjects column evenly amongs all quarters between the start and end dates, like below Name #Subjects Time Begin Time End quarter Name1 10 10-Oct-17 5-Aug-19 4Q17 10 10-Oct-17 5-Aug-19 1Q18 10 10-Oct-17 5-Aug-19 2Q18 10 10-Oct-17 5-Aug-19 3Q18 10 10-Oct-17 5-Aug-19 4Q18 10 10-Oct-17 5-Aug-19 1Q19 10 10-Oct-17 5-Aug-19 2Q19 10 10-Oct-17 5-Aug-19 3Q19 Name2 5.45 3-Mar-19 5-Jul-21 1Q19 The quarter column has to be a date column - I eventually want to create bar charts that plot sum(#subjects) for each quarter across all names. Is there a way to do this inside spotfire Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Khushboo Rabadia Posted June 2, 2019 Share Posted June 2, 2019 You can use TERR/R script to wrangle the data using data functions. 1) Create starting and ending quarter dates calculated columns 3. Insert > Calculated Column... Column name: Startdate Expression: case when Quarter([TimeBegin])=1 then Date(Year([TimeBegin]),3,1) when Quarter([TimeBegin])=2 then Date(Year([TimeBegin]),6,1) when Quarter([TimeBegin])=3 then Date(Year([TimeBegin]),9,1) else Date(Year([TimeBegin]),12,1) end 4. Insert > Calculated Column... Column name: Enddate Expression: case when Quarter([TimeEnd])=1 then Date(Year([TimeEnd]),3,1) when Quarter([TimeEnd])=2 then Date(Year([TimeEnd]),6,1) when Quarter([TimeEnd])=3 then Date(Year([TimeEnd]),9,1) else Date(Year([TimeEnd]),12,1) end2) Create another calculated column for calculating new subject dividing it by each quarter Qtrdiff = DateDiff("quarter",[startdate],[Enddate]) + 1 Newsubject = [subject]/[Qtrdiff]3) Then Create data function which will transform one row into multiple rows with date for each quarter between start and end dates. # Load data.table package library(data.table) df Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Sundaram Sridharan Posted June 3, 2019 Author Share Posted June 3, 2019 I am new to TERR but have exposure to other structured languages like perl. Thanks for opening the door on this. Will learn and implement this. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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