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Leslie McKinley
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I love using T-Stats for easy Pivot tables.  My go-to use is for Postal Codes and Geo Area.

Recently though I was doing a simple count for Zip Codes with a list of 108 constituents.  T-Stats only reported back 61???

I did look at the drop for the T-Stat element and clearly it did not have all the possible zip codes.  Is there a rountine "refresh" that supposed to be done so T-Stats can report back on the actual data?

 

Thanks

 

 

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    Amanda  -- Thanks – I didn’t see the T-Stat forum so good to know it’s there – will note for future.    Glad I asked though since our new IT person learned something too. – thanks for taking the time to add this info.  - Leslie

     

    From: Amanda Freeman [mailto:bounce-amandafreeman5080@tessituranetwork.com]
    Sent: Monday, June 06, 2016 1:38 PM
    To: McKinley, Leslie <LMcKinley@nycitycenter.org>
    Subject: Re: [Tessitura Technical Forum] T-Stats Postal Code

     

    Hi Lesley,

    Jumping in to mention you may get more responses if you post this type of question in the T-Stats forum rather than the general technical forum.

    As it sounds like you've observed, T-Stats is refreshed overnight so  a newly-generated list may contain constituents not yet loaded into T-Stats, but who would be present after the next refresh. This article also goes into some additional details that may be of interest. 

    From: Leslie McKinley <bounce-lesliemckinley4321@tessituranetwork.com>
    Sent: 6/2/2016 10:32:26 AM

    I love using T-Stats for easy Pivot tables.  My go-to use is for Postal Codes and Geo Area.

    Recently though I was doing a simple count for Zip Codes with a list of 108 constituents.  T-Stats only reported back 61???

    I did look at the drop for the T-Stat element and clearly it did not have all the possible zip codes.  Is there a rountine "refresh" that supposed to be done so T-Stats can report back on the actual data?

     

    Thanks

     

     




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    Amanda  -- Thanks – I didn’t see the T-Stat forum so good to know it’s there – will note for future.    Glad I asked though since our new IT person learned something too. – thanks for taking the time to add this info.  - Leslie

     

    From: Amanda Freeman [mailto:bounce-amandafreeman5080@tessituranetwork.com]
    Sent: Monday, June 06, 2016 1:38 PM
    To: McKinley, Leslie <LMcKinley@nycitycenter.org>
    Subject: Re: [Tessitura Technical Forum] T-Stats Postal Code

     

    Hi Lesley,

    Jumping in to mention you may get more responses if you post this type of question in the T-Stats forum rather than the general technical forum.

    As it sounds like you've observed, T-Stats is refreshed overnight so  a newly-generated list may contain constituents not yet loaded into T-Stats, but who would be present after the next refresh. This article also goes into some additional details that may be of interest. 

    From: Leslie McKinley <bounce-lesliemckinley4321@tessituranetwork.com>
    Sent: 6/2/2016 10:32:26 AM

    I love using T-Stats for easy Pivot tables.  My go-to use is for Postal Codes and Geo Area.

    Recently though I was doing a simple count for Zip Codes with a list of 108 constituents.  T-Stats only reported back 61???

    I did look at the drop for the T-Stat element and clearly it did not have all the possible zip codes.  Is there a rountine "refresh" that supposed to be done so T-Stats can report back on the actual data?

     

    Thanks

     

     




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