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Hello!
I am trying to make a Pareto chart in PowerBI for some ticket analysis however I am having some difficulties. Ive watched a couple youtube videos however they dont seem to apply well to the datasets I have so Im hoping I could have some assistance.
I have a table with 3 Columns, Ticket #, Ticket Category, ResolutionCode and im trying to do the pareto analysis with the ticket category.
Any recomendations would be greatly appreciated!
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Hi @Anonymous,
Attached please find a sample pbix, that I believe will get you what you are looking for:
Steps:
- Create a summary table for your pareto analysis
- include counts and deterministic ranking column
- create a cummulative % measure, that divides the rolling sum by the total count of tickets.
Calc table, columns and measures all included in the pbix.
results in
hope this heps you out
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Hi @Anonymous,
Are you able to provide some sample data?
Thanks,
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@Anonymous , Assuming you are using count ot #ticket and axis is ticket category
then a measure as a line in clustered line visual
measure = calculate(count(Table[#ticket]), filter(allselected(Table), [ticket category] = max([ticket category])) )
Hi!
Thank you for this, I was able to add the measure as a line however do you know if it is possible to show the percentages on the line for the Pareto Analysis?
Hi @Anonymous,
Attached please find a sample pbix, that I believe will get you what you are looking for:
Steps:
- Create a summary table for your pareto analysis
- include counts and deterministic ranking column
- create a cummulative % measure, that divides the rolling sum by the total count of tickets.
Calc table, columns and measures all included in the pbix.
results in
hope this heps you out
Proud to be a Super User!
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