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Hi! I am trying to see if the Formula fields in report builder will accomplish this or if I need to create a new MDA with custom fields.





The goal: I'm trying to find the % of users that are logging into our platform via our Mobile app OR % of users not logging in 45 days+ (2 sepearate reports, but I think the same solution could be applied to both).





I have a field in our usage MDA called the '1st Mobile Login Date', I think I could use this as the identifier - that if this field is populated, that the user has logged in via mobile. With date ranges, I could possibly alter this to be something more dynamic, where we could then adjust the % of mobile users in the last week or month, etc.





However, the formula fields have to be setup the correct way and I am not quite sure how to get '1st Mobile Login Date'/# of Licensed Users' in the formula to then generate that percentage. I'd rather do this in GS instead of outside the system and then pumping it in but am struggling a little bit.





- The same method would probably work on the other report request: where we have the "Last Login Date" field that could be utilized for finding % users that haven't logged in for more than 45 days.





OR would creating a bionic rule that calculates this be better OR we could do this in the MDA itself?





What would more experienced/technical people recommend here?





Thanks again for all your help!!



Hey @manmeet_dosanjh, thank you for your post. Forwarding this to our Product Manager to get back to you with an answer. 


@manmeet_dosanjh  - I am looking into this and will get back to you soon .. 


You could do this in Data Designer as well. It gives you rule-like merging capabilities without requiring you to actually create a custom field and load to it in the MDA.


@manmeet_dosanjh  - The best solution is can think of is to user data designer and create a new MDA object 

you can use the “case field” to get if the  1st mobile login date is present or not.  

This post will also be helpful - 

 


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