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gauravp
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Pareto Chart

Hi I want to make Pareto Chart. I have around 8 to 9 columns which get the data from number 0 to 6. Therefore, I wanted to make a pareto chart for those 8 columns category. So, It would be helpful if you could please let me know how can i make a pareto chart so that everytime the number is more than 0 it gets counted and then, we can make a pareto chart.

 

Sincerely,

 

Gaurav Paul

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v-qiuyu-msft
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Hi @gauravp,

 

Based on my understanding, you have 8 columns, each column has 0-6 values. You can to count value for each column when values more than 0. Then use counted vales to create Pareto chart, right?

 

Assume the sample data table like below:

 

1.PNG

 

1. Select all columns, then click Unpivot Columns.

 

2.PNG
2. Filter out value 0 from Value column.

 

3.PNG
3. Click Group By, return count values.

 

4.PNG

 

Apply the change, back to the report, create a calculated column like below:

 

Cumulative % = var CumulativeCount = SUMX(FILTER('Table2','Table2'[Attribute]<=EARLIER(Table2[Attribute])),'Table2'[Count])
var Total=CALCULATE(SUM(Table2[Count]),ALL(Table2))
return
DIVIDE(CumulativeCount,Total)

 

6.PNG7.PNG

 

You can download attached pbix file to see if it meet your requirements.

 

Reference:

Pareto Charting in PowerBI

 

Best Regards,
QiuyunYu

 

 

Community Support Team _ Qiuyun Yu
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.

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v-qiuyu-msft
Community Support
Community Support

Hi @gauravp,

 

Based on my understanding, you have 8 columns, each column has 0-6 values. You can to count value for each column when values more than 0. Then use counted vales to create Pareto chart, right?

 

Assume the sample data table like below:

 

1.PNG

 

1. Select all columns, then click Unpivot Columns.

 

2.PNG
2. Filter out value 0 from Value column.

 

3.PNG
3. Click Group By, return count values.

 

4.PNG

 

Apply the change, back to the report, create a calculated column like below:

 

Cumulative % = var CumulativeCount = SUMX(FILTER('Table2','Table2'[Attribute]<=EARLIER(Table2[Attribute])),'Table2'[Count])
var Total=CALCULATE(SUM(Table2[Count]),ALL(Table2))
return
DIVIDE(CumulativeCount,Total)

 

6.PNG7.PNG

 

You can download attached pbix file to see if it meet your requirements.

 

Reference:

Pareto Charting in PowerBI

 

Best Regards,
QiuyunYu

 

 

Community Support Team _ Qiuyun Yu
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.

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