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Aggregation to get the rank?

Hello,

I have the following data:

Data:

LOAD * INLINE [

Shop, Group, Product, Sells

Darty, Clothes, Socks, 0

Darty, Clothes, Shirts, 0

Darty, Hi-Fi, TV, 100

Darty, Hi-Fi, Camera, 200

Carrefour, Clothes, Socks, 100

Carrefour, Clothes, Shirts, 100

Carrefour, Hi-Fi, TV, 5

Carrefour, Hi-Fi, Camera, 10

Auchan, Clothes, Socks, 200

];

If I look for each Product, I can make a rank of the sells by Shop:

2013-05-29_094806.png

Now, what I want is the following thing:

- I select a Shop

- I have a chart (straight table) that make a list of each Product and says "for this product, the selected Shop is ranked X".

Example:

- I select "Carrefour"

-->

Camera : 2

Shirts : 1

Socks : 2

TV : 2

- I select "Auchan"

-->

Camera : 3

Socks : 1

I've played with aggr distinct / nodictinct, rank, total, separated dimensions, ... but without success.

It may be simple but my brain is gone too far.

Do you have any idea of how I could get my chart?

ps : I don't want to pre-calculate the rank in my script, beacause I have many others fields as selections.

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I've done the trick by counting how many "Shop" have a better "sum(Sells)".

count({$ <Shop=>} distinct if(aggr(nodistinct sum({$ <Shop=>} Sells), Shop, Product) >= aggr(nodistinct sum({$ <Shop=P(DimShop)>} Sells), Product), Shop))