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MBokan
Contributor
Contributor

Show both the top- and bottom five values in a bar chart

Hello, I am very new to using qlik so please bare with me.

I am trying to show both, in my example, the top five sales people and bottom five sales people based on their sales, in the same chart.

I understand I can show the top five values by using the limitations-function, but how can I show both the top-and bottom five values in the same chart?

Thanks!

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hanna_choi
Partner - Creator
Partner - Creator

Hello MBokan

How about you have 2 measures?

First is top 5 and secondary is bottom 5.
if you have 2 measures, the chart does not display zero dimensions.

Top 5 : Sum({<[Sales Rep Number] = {"=Rank(Sum(Sales))<=5"}>} Sales)

Bottom 5 : Sum({<[Sales Rep Number] = {"=Rank(-Sum(Sales))<=5"}>} Sales)

The presentation is Stacked bars.

top bottom.png

 

Best Regard

Hanna.choi

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Gabbar
Specialist
Specialist

You will need to use if like this:-
If(Rank(Sum(Sales)) < 6 or Rank(-Sum(Sales)) < 6, Sum(Sales),Null()
)

After that Uncheck Include Null values to get you answer.
(Please set you rank function and measure according to your requirement)

MBokan
Contributor
Contributor
Author

Thank you for your reply!

When I tried the if statement which you presented, all values which were between the top 5 and bottom 5 ended up being zero, and therefore there were more values in the bottom than there should be.

MBokan_0-1703518417053.png

 

When I checked for the result manually, I could see that there are only five sales people which have zero sales.

MBokan_1-1703518432251.png

 

 

Again, thank you for the reply!

hanna_choi
Partner - Creator
Partner - Creator

Hello MBokan

How about you have 2 measures?

First is top 5 and secondary is bottom 5.
if you have 2 measures, the chart does not display zero dimensions.

Top 5 : Sum({<[Sales Rep Number] = {"=Rank(Sum(Sales))<=5"}>} Sales)

Bottom 5 : Sum({<[Sales Rep Number] = {"=Rank(-Sum(Sales))<=5"}>} Sales)

The presentation is Stacked bars.

top bottom.png

 

Best Regard

Hanna.choi

Gabbar
Specialist
Specialist

Can you share a sample of your data?
also do you want the bottom 5 of those people who have done sales or does zero work?

anat
Master
Master

you can try using Rank function

aggr(if(rank(sum(Revenue))<=10 or rank(-sum(Revenue))<=10,Customer),Customer)