Hi,
i am having a requirement to dynamically group customers.
I will have 3 sclicers Top,Group1,Group2. Based on Top slicer value the TopN customers should display in one table.
I could able to do that. Sample image for reference.
but i need to show another table like below screenshot
Row1 should group based on Group1 slicer value, row2 should group between group1 and group2 slicer values, the rest should group as row 3.
I have tried in multiple ways but no luck.
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Create a table using the "Enter data" option in the Home ribbon and type in the groups (let's call it 'Grouping Table'):
Group Order
Top 4 1
Top 5-8. 2
Top 9-10 3
(Use the order field to sort the table: select the column Group and use the "Sort column by" option in table view)
You can use this table as a slicer if need be.
Next create a measure including the grouping values:
Grouping Values=
VAR Top4 = CALCULATE([Revenue], FILTER(Table, [Rank] < 5))
VAR Top5to8 = CALCULATE([Revenue], FILTER(Table, [Rank] > 4 && [Rank] < 9))
VAR Top9to10 = CALCULATE([Revenue], FILTER(Table, [Rank]>8 && [Rank] <11))
RETURN
Switch(TRUE(),
Grouping Table [Group] = "Top 4", Top4,
Grouping Table[Group] = "Top 5-8", Top5to8,
Top9to10)
now create a table visual with the Grouping Table[Group] field and the [Grouping Values] measure
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Hi @SravaniG
If the above posts help, please kindly mark it as a answer to help others find it more quickly. thanks!
If not, please kindly elaborate more.
Create a table using the "Enter data" option in the Home ribbon and type in the groups (let's call it 'Grouping Table'):
Group Order
Top 4 1
Top 5-8. 2
Top 9-10 3
(Use the order field to sort the table: select the column Group and use the "Sort column by" option in table view)
You can use this table as a slicer if need be.
Next create a measure including the grouping values:
Grouping Values=
VAR Top4 = CALCULATE([Revenue], FILTER(Table, [Rank] < 5))
VAR Top5to8 = CALCULATE([Revenue], FILTER(Table, [Rank] > 4 && [Rank] < 9))
VAR Top9to10 = CALCULATE([Revenue], FILTER(Table, [Rank]>8 && [Rank] <11))
RETURN
Switch(TRUE(),
Grouping Table [Group] = "Top 4", Top4,
Grouping Table[Group] = "Top 5-8", Top5to8,
Top9to10)
now create a table visual with the Grouping Table[Group] field and the [Grouping Values] measure
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Hi,
Thanks for the reply,
I have tried this kind of approach only, but Top5to8,Top9to10 values coming wrong.
The dataset will limit based on Top slicer value. So i will have only top 10 customers, on this top 10 i need to do groups.
Does this work for you?
The Rank Grouping Table is:
The RANKX measure:
RANKX Revenue =
VAR calc = RANKX(ALL(Data), [Sum Revenue], , DESC)
RETURN
IF(ISINSCOPE(Data[Customer ]), calc)
And the final measure to be used in the table visual:
Revenue by Rank Group =
VAR Top4 = CALCULATE([Sum Revenue], FILTER(Data, [RANKX Revenue] <5))
VAR Top5to8 = CALCULATE([Sum Revenue], FILTER(Data, [RANKX Revenue] > 4 && [RANKX Revenue] <9))
VAR Top9to10 = CALCULATE([Sum Revenue], FILTER(Data, [RANKX Revenue] > 8 && [RANKX Revenue] <11))
RETURN
SWITCH(TRUE(),
MAX('Rank Grouping'[Oder]) = 1, Top4,
MAX('Rank Grouping'[Oder]) = 2, Top5to8,
Top9to10)
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