- Have you ever seen “~=” or “!=” used in Spotfire expressions and not know what this syntax means?
Guest Spotfire blogger residing in Whitefish, MT. Working for SM Energy’s Advanced Analytics and Emerging Technology team!
Guest Spotfire blogger residing in Whitefish, MT. Working for SM Energy’s Advanced Analytics and Emerging Technology team!
Guest Spotfire blogger residing in Whitefish, MT. Working for SM Energy’s Advanced Analytics and Emerging Technology team!
Harsh Budhiraja is a process engineer/metallurgist in Australia using Spotfire for real-time data processing and decision making. We are happy to feature him on datashoptalk as a guest blogger!
Worm Charts or (Actual vs Target Charts) are useful in a production environment where you want to see the cumulative production against planned production for a certain period. In Excel, they are easy where you have more control over things at Row level. But since the requirement was for the user to update it with date inputs, they had to be built in Spotfire with all the database connections.
See this example:
Guest Spotfire blogger residing in Whitefish, MT. Working for SM Energy’s Advanced Analytics and Emerging Technology team!
Guest Spotfire blogger residing in Whitefish, MT. Working for SM Energy’s Advanced Analytics and Emerging Technology team!
Guest Spotfire blogger residing in Whitefish, MT. Working for SM Energy’s Advanced Analytics and Emerging Technology team!
Guest Spotfire blogger residing in Whitefish, MT. Working for SM Energy’s Advanced Analytics and Emerging Technology team!
Guest Spotfire blogger residing in Whitefish, MT. Working for SM Energy’s Advanced Analytics and Emerging Technology team!
Spotfire gives us a couple different methods for measuring time including DayOfMonth. Here’s a quick formula for presenting the week of the month:
I was recently asked what initially seemed like an easy question but evolved into quite a puzzler.