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emteam162
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Hi,

How i can combine two condition for the top 4

 

Dim1Top4Exp2
a15%152
b12%125
c11%90
d 11%120

How i can have this

Dim1Top4Exp2
a15%152
b12%125
d11%120
c11%90

Many thanks

Said

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sunny_talwar

To give GP% more weight in the sorting compared to the GP. I would have gone with 100, but since GP% is decimal number, I went with an even higher number. Depending on size of the GP and GP%, I would adjust up or down 10000.

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sunny_talwar

Are you looking for change of sort order?

emteam162
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yes, if i have Value of each item are equal then in my exemple i have item d and c are equal then i see second condition

(exp2) i take item how have more

sunny_talwar

What object are you using? Would it be possible to provide a sample to work with?

emteam162
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Here is an exemple

antoniotiman
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You can use in Sort Tab

Sum(GP%)*10000+Sum(GP)

Regards,

Antonio

sunny_talwar

May be this as your sort expression:

Sum(Sales-COS)/Sum(Sales)*1000000-Sum(GP)

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emteam162
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why you use  (*1000000)

sunny_talwar

To give GP% more weight in the sorting compared to the GP. I would have gone with 100, but since GP% is decimal number, I went with an even higher number. Depending on size of the GP and GP%, I would adjust up or down 10000.

emteam162
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Thanks its work