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robertsb41
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Calculate % Increase

Hello,

I am trying to calculate the % Increase of different values in a straight table.  My table is below with the values filled in for % Increase that I would expect to get. For each "Contract_ID" I want to calculate the % increase in Bid Amount from rank 1 to 2, then 2 to 3 and so on.  Any advice is much appreciated.

Thansk!

Contract_IDRankBid Amount $% Increase
200918-A011$ 2,897,636.14-
200918-A012$ 2,923,246.150.88%
200918-A013$ 3,304,201.4613.03%
200918-C011$ 2,106,167.49-
200918-C012$ 2,383,955.0313.19%
200918-C013$ 2,681,826.0012.49%
200918-C014$ 2,798,363.964.35%
200918-C021$ 2,681,859.59-
200918-C022$ 3,247,232.2021.08%
200918-C031$ 795,433.11-
200918-C032$ 835,098.314.99%
200918-C033$ 871,940.004.41%
200918-C034$ 896,818.692.85%
200918-C035$ 950,306.175.96%
200918-C036$ 960,714.621.10%
200918-C037$ 966,705.320.62%
200918-C038$ 1,086,237.4812.36%
200918-C039$ 1,213,890.3011.75%
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sunny_talwar

@robertsb41  try this

Aggr(Sum([Bid_Amount])/Above(Sum([Bid_Amount])) - 1, Contract_ID, Rank)

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sunny_talwar

Should just be this

Sum([Bid Amount])/Above(Sum([Bid Amount])) - 1
robertsb41
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Contributor III
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This returns all null values.
sunny_talwar

@robertsb41 would you be able to share a sample where we can see the issue?

robertsb41
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Thanks for your help.

sunny_talwar

@robertsb41  try this

Aggr(Sum([Bid_Amount])/Above(Sum([Bid_Amount])) - 1, Contract_ID, Rank)

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robertsb41
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You are the best.  Thank you!