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Hi,
I have been scratching my head for couple of days trying to add the XYZ into the ABC dynamic segmentation as presented in : https://www.daxpatterns.com/abc-classification/ but without success.
Has anyone has a way to create a dynamic ABCXYZ dynamic segmentation which mimic what is presented in the DAXpattern website ?
Thanks
Anyone has any idea ?
Thanks
Hi, @ccluzel ;
May be you could use matrix visual. then ABC as rows, XYZ as column , and total as value.
Then change the Total as count of.
The final output is shown below:
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Thanks, but I need the ABCXYZ calculation to be done in Power BI, What I have is only the fact data with the sales per month
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@ccluzel , what do you want for XYZ, hope they are non-overlapping?
Oh Sorry just realized I didn't explain what I meant by ABCXYZ 🙂
So ABC is a basic pareto: A = 80% of Value sold, B = 15% of Value and C=5% of Value Sold
XYZ is the measure of the variability using the Coefficient of variation (CoV) with CoV = Divide(Standard Deviation, Average Sales) (Deviation and Average measured on a monthly basis)
I can do the dymamic segmentation separately using the DAX patter, no problem, but I want to be able to present the data in a matrix ABC/XYZ, so I would need to combine the both calculation together, and I am strggling with that.
I have attached a file to explain the Logic ( Sample Data) , but in summary below explain what I am trying to achieve :
Hope it makes sense
Thanks
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