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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.
SumiBea
Nov 20, 2024Copper Contributor
How would it look if you identified the revenue of the other contributors?