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Dynamic Classification with two criteria
- 6 years ago
Hi az38 , Thanks for your effort. The criteria to classify towns is as follows ;
- we are applying 80/20 formula here in segments, so when we are cumulating volume contribution% then top 80% ( in descending order) data will look like this
- so segment will always be in slicer. you can see that i have sorted data in descending order to get top % volume contributed towns. now we need to classify towns as per below criteria :
- If volume contribution is till 80% and market share of "My Company" in the town is >= "My Company's Total Share" in the segment then "Stronghold"
- If volume contribution is till 80% and market share of "My Company" in the town is < "My Company's Total Share" in the segment then "Headroom"
- If volume contribution is till remaining 20% and market share of "My Company" in the town is >= "My Company's Total Share" in the segment then "Emerging"
- If volume contribution is till remaining 20% and market share of "My Company" in the town is < "My Company's Total Share" in the segment then "Small"
- its like 0% to 80% then 81% to 100% (since we have already sorted data in top to bottom). I want to approach this by using "DESC" formula so that it would always be dynamic whenever i am selecting any other segment. I have 15 million rows data hence request for dynamic measures.
- I have tried my best to explain the situation. Sorry for any bad grammer or spelling mistake.
Regards
Harish
P.S. - I tried to use your link but it not working. Also in my excel link there a sheet called "Criteria". you can also go through there.
- 6 years ago
Hi,
You may download my Excel solution workbook from here. I have written DAX measures to solve the problem. This can very easily be imported into PowerBI Desktop but before you do so, please check the results thoroughly.
Hope this helps.
- 6 years ago
Hi,
This is a tough one to solve because a measure cannot be used as a slicer/filter or in row/column labels. However, i think i have a solution. Please see the image below and let me know if this is what you are expecting.
Regards
- Ashish_Mathur6 years agoSuper User
- Ashish_Mathur6 years agoSuper User
Hi,
Yes, you absolutely can. You may now drag the "Classification of Town" field anywhere - row labels/column labels or slicers. Here are the screenshots. You may also remove Town names from the Pivot Table completely.
Is this exactly what you want?
- HarishRathore6 years agoHelper IIAshish_Mathur, yeah. That's what exactly I wanted. Can you please share the file and the process?
Regards - Ashish_Mathur6 years agoSuper User
Will do so in a couple of days.
- HarishRathore6 years agoHelper IIOk.
- HarishRathore6 years agoHelper IIThanks a lot Ashish_Mathur. Million Kudos to You.
- Ashish_Mathur6 years agoSuper User
You are welcome.