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I have a table that shows informations for a client like this:
Client John Denver
Rank 5
Sales $5,500
Growth 35%
But I need to put this infornation separetelly. So each one will be in a text field.
The problem is that the second line where I have the Rank information, it does not worl as Rank is made to work only in tables.
How can I show this rank information please?
The expression is this:
=rank(sum({1<[Reporting Calendar Year]={'$(vSelectedYear)'},[Reporting Calendar Quarter]={'$(vSelectedQuarter)'},[Client]={'$(vSelectedClient)'}>} $(vCurrency))) * avg(1)
Yes, thank you so much
Another question please. This expression is fixed in selections.
If I change "Sum({1" to "Sum({$" to use any selections that I put in the report, it stops working.
How can I make this flexible please?
May be this, if you only wish to ignore selection in Brocker Group Name field:
=Aggr(Rank(Sum({$<[Reporting Calendar Year]={'$(vSelectedYear)'}, [Reporting Calendar Quarter]={'$(vSelectedQuarter)'}, [Broker Group Name]>} $(vCurrency))) * Avg(1), [Broker Group Name])
Thank you again So Much.
I didn´t notice that I had to put "[Broker Group Name]>" with no selections inside the expressions
That just mean that ignore selection in [Broker Group Name] and is equivalent of [Broker Group Name] =
Sorry asking you again today. But I am trying to put this rank information in a line chart for all the years, but considering that year is selected, it is showing me only the selected year.
When I tryied to put Year= in the expression, it didn´t work cause used all the years to make the calculation but continues showing me the selected year only.
The graph is on the right
May be this:
Only({<[Reporting Calendar Year]>} Aggr(Rank(Sum({$<[Broker Group Name], [Reporting Calendar Year]>} $(vCurrency)))* Avg({<[Reporting Calendar Year]>}1), [Reporting Calendar Year], [Broker Group Name]))
Wonderful!!! Thank you again and again!
No problem