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Pareto Chart by Period

I have 5yrs of historical data where I need to provide a chart that tells me how many 'Customers' contributed to the Top 80% of sales

I have managed to get this far by using RANKX (Refer image)

 

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Issues

1) I dont know how to write a DAX that only COUNT the number of customers giving me Top 80% of Sales (highlighted in Green in the image). I dont want to use to use the FILTER pane

2) I dont know how to write a DAX to help me provide below (including a bar chart)

 FY16FY17FY18FY19FY20
No. Customers contributing to Top80% of Sales1008595110115
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1RANK = RANKX(ALL(lookupPartner[Partner Id w Name]),[Actuals Historical],,DESC)
 
Actuals Historical Cumulative = CALCULATE([Actuals Historical],TOPN([1RANK],ALLSELECTED(lookupPartner[Partner Id w Name]),[Actuals Historical]))
 
Actuals Historical Cumulative % = DIVIDE([Actuals Historical Cumulative], [Actuals Historical (partnerID all selected)])

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