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I have a table of KPIs by customer. I need to add a Rank column by KPI, but I need it to sort each KPI differently depending on another column. Is it possible to get the following values in my Rank column based on the direction and customer?
Customer | KPI | Value | Ranking Direction | Rank |
WFJPY | Average Days to Pay | 9.44 | Ascending | 1 |
IYKRJ | Average Days to Pay | 13.88 | Ascending | 2 |
IBZTB | Average Days to Pay | 22.94 | Ascending | 3 |
LSOFU | Average Days to Pay | 36.96 | Ascending | 4 |
VTTFH | Average Days to Pay | 37.27 | Ascending | 5 |
GAVOK | Average Days to Pay | 44.25 | Ascending | 6 |
HQPQO | Average Days to Pay | 44.27 | Ascending | 7 |
GAMOJ | Average Days to Pay | 46.43 | Ascending | 8 |
LMMEX | Average Days to Pay | 48.04 | Ascending | 9 |
QFYNF | Average Days to Pay | 54.61 | Ascending | 10 |
TGQFL | Average Days to Pay | 73.30 | Ascending | 11 |
OSZLL | Average Days to Pay | 77.65 | Ascending | 12 |
EZPGI | Average Days to Pay | 80.84 | Ascending | 13 |
IYKRJ | Sales | 353,328.04 | Descending | 1 |
HQPQO | Sales | 324,707.65 | Descending | 2 |
TGQFL | Sales | 300,375.46 | Descending | 3 |
WFJPY | Sales | 288,050.65 | Descending | 4 |
OSZLL | Sales | 271,172.62 | Descending | 5 |
GAVOK | Sales | 269,026.91 | Descending | 6 |
IBZTB | Sales | 239,993.21 | Descending | 7 |
LMMEX | Sales | 233,063.59 | Descending | 8 |
GAMOJ | Sales | 199,614.27 | Descending | 9 |
VTTFH | Sales | 189,326.97 | Descending | 10 |
LSOFU | Sales | 156,850.82 | Descending | 11 |
EZPGI | Sales | 138,739.33 | Descending | 12 |
QFYNF | Sales | 122,803.12 | Descending | 13 |
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@kleetus51
Sort it this way:
let
Source = Excel.CurrentWorkbook(){[Name = "Table1"]}[Content],
#"Changed Type" = Table.TransformColumnTypes(
Source,
{{"Customer", type text}, {"KPI", type text}, {"Value", type number}, {"Ranking Direction", type text}}
),
#"Grouped Rows" = Table.Group(
#"Changed Type",
{"KPI"},
{
{
"Detail",
each Table.AddRankColumn(
_,
"Rank",
if _[Ranking Direction]{0} = "Descending" then {{"Value", Order.Descending}} else {{"Value", Order.Ascending}}
)
}
}
),
Custom1 = Table.Combine(#"Grouped Rows"[Detail])
in
Custom1
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@kleetus51
Sort it this way:
let
Source = Excel.CurrentWorkbook(){[Name = "Table1"]}[Content],
#"Changed Type" = Table.TransformColumnTypes(
Source,
{{"Customer", type text}, {"KPI", type text}, {"Value", type number}, {"Ranking Direction", type text}}
),
#"Grouped Rows" = Table.Group(
#"Changed Type",
{"KPI"},
{
{
"Detail",
each Table.AddRankColumn(
_,
"Rank",
if _[Ranking Direction]{0} = "Descending" then {{"Value", Order.Descending}} else {{"Value", Order.Ascending}}
)
}
}
),
Custom1 = Table.Combine(#"Grouped Rows"[Detail])
in
Custom1
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