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BK_Bangkok
Mar 09, 2022Copper Contributor
Identify top 80% revenue with multiple criteria
Hi All, I am totally stumped. I have a sales data set that I am working with with multiple unique criteria. roughly 1500 lines/SKUs that make up about 10 categories, 30 classes and 5 sizes. All ...
Martin_Weiss
Mar 09, 2022Bronze Contributor
Hi BK_Bangkok
I guess this should be possible with a pivot table:
Put the category and SKU's in the rows range (I just use a simplified example)
Put the revenue in the values range
Put the revenue a second time in the values range.
Sort the SKU field descending by revenue:
Then put a values filter on SKU:
Change the value field settings on the second revenue field:
Chose "Rank Smallest to Largest" based on SKU field:
Then, your pivot table just shows the top 80% and you see also the rank (in revenue2). As the table is already sorted by revenue, the rank is not really necessary, but it helps if you change the sorting.
- SumiBeaNov 20, 2024Copper Contributor
How would it look if you identified the revenue of the other contributors?