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Daniel-Fr
Partner - Contributor II
Partner - Contributor II

Rank() with greater than set analysis

Hi,

I have an expression than gives the sum of the top 10 sales

Sum({$<SalesPerson = {"=Rank(Sum(Sales))<=11"}>} Sales)

I get that if I want the sum of the last 10 I would do

Sum({$<SalesPerson = {"=Rank(-Sum(Sales))<=11"}>} Sales)

Unfortunately I have zero values that I would like to exclude from my calculation, I have

Sum({$<SalesPerson = {"=Rank( - Sum({$<Sales={'>0'}>}Sales))<=11"}>} Sales)

But it doesn't work.

Can anyone tell me what's wrong? Thanks!

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sunny_talwar

Looks okay, but try this (use [ ] instead of '  ')

Sum({$<SalesPerson = {"=Rank(-Sum({$<Sales = {[>0]}>} Sales))<=11"}>} Sales)

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sunny_talwar

Looks okay, but try this (use [ ] instead of '  ')

Sum({$<SalesPerson = {"=Rank(-Sum({$<Sales = {[>0]}>} Sales))<=11"}>} Sales)
Daniel-Fr
Partner - Contributor II
Partner - Contributor II
Author

Great it works! Thanks a lot!
Does using square braquets mean you want to do a numerical comparison?

sunny_talwar

No, it just means that you cannot use another double quotes, because you have outer double quotes.

Daniel-Fr
Partner - Contributor II
Partner - Contributor II
Author

Ok thanks for your help!