by Ambroise | 20/05/20 | Tip of the week
On DataMa Compare and DataMa Impact, you can pre-visualize the definition of Start and End using “Overview chart” Click on the small bar chart icon on the right of “Start & End Dimension” in the left barBars show the primary metric...
by Ambroise | 20/05/20 | Tip of the week
Within DataMa solution, you have the possibility to group in one bucket all segments that represent a small share of your performance! In the setting menu, « aggregation in % » is the aggregation level that DataMa will use to put anything that represents less than X%...
by Ambroise | 20/05/20 | Tip of the week
As you know, in order to explain your overall performance variation, DataMa analyses each of your dimensions independently for each step to give you the ones that best explain the variation at this step. But the tool also analyses combinations of dimensions. Either...
by Ambroise | 20/05/20 | Tip of the week
Tip of the week #5:You can easily filter your analyses in DataMa on part of your dataset. ? Purely exclude an entire dimension from analysis using “Excluded Dimension”. DataMa will no longer go back to this dimension as being the one that can explain the...
by Ambroise | 20/05/20 | Tip of the week
Tip of the week #6: Lost on DataMa ❓On top of the documentation, you now have a tutorial to guide you through the very first steps . Just click on the top right corner of your browser window and then “Launch tutorial” to get you up to speed! Find out more...
by Ambroise | 20/05/20 | Tip of the week
Did you know that you can use the “Enter” ↪️ button of your keyboard to update DataMa results instead of clicking on “Compare”Well… now you know it
