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Create Pareto Chart with ABC Classes
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Hello:
I'm hoping to create a differentiated Pareto Sales Chart where I have broken items (in product table) into A, B & C classifcations with a calculated column.
I have inserted an image of what I want to chart to look like right on the report. All the premliminary calculations have been done, I beleive in Chart Measures folder.
Can anyone give me input on how to create this chart, keeping a different color for each item classifacation?
I have attached my file.
Thanks much!
Hi Whitewater100 ,
I add a column named [Rank %] in your pbix file and result:
Rank % = 100 * RANKX( 'Products', [Sales %],, ASC ) / COUNTROWS( 'Products' )You can refer the pbix in the end
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6 Replies
- Ashish_Mathur
Super User
Hi,
I am not sure whether i can get your desired chart or not. However, what i can help you with is reducing the number of measures you have written and doing away with calculated columns. The calculated column formula that you have written in the Products table is not a good practise these formulas do not respond to a change in slicers/filters. So let me know if you are interested in my proposal. If I can successfully implement my solution, may be we can get the chart you want but i am not sure.
- Whitewater100
Solution Sage
Hi Ashish:
thanks for replying. I added in four new CC to arrive at ABC. I'm always interested to learn if there is a better way. So I will stay tuned.
However, I could really use the help on making the visual. Any input is appreciated.
Thanks!
- Ashish_Mathur
Super User
Hi,
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- v-chenwuz-msft
Community Support
Hi Whitewater100 ,
I add a column named [Rank %] in your pbix file and result:
Rank % = 100 * RANKX( 'Products', [Sales %],, ASC ) / COUNTROWS( 'Products' )You can refer the pbix in the end
Best Regards
Community Support Team _ chenwu zhu
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
- Whitewater100
Solution Sage
Hello:
Thank you very much for your follow thru and help on my question. I really appreicate that! Have a nice day.