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Hi all,
1. I've wrecking my head against the following. I've a table (chart type) that contains a cumulative frequency:
customer | sales |
a | 100 |
b | 400 |
c | 350 |
d | 150 |
e | 50 |
2. after ordering and get the cumulative frequency:
customer | sales | cum. Frequency | % cum. |
b | 400 | 400 | 38.10% |
c | 350 | 750 | 71.43% |
d | 150 | 900 | 85.71% |
a | 100 | 1000 | 95.24% |
e | 50 | 1050 | 100.00% |
3. Well, what i want, is the sum of the products that makes the "80/20", in this case the sum of b,c but presented in a label.
Resulting label:
2 products which represent the 40% of total products makes the 85.71% of the sales (obviously this example is just for 5 products but i have more than a thousand)
Any ideas? I have tried with aggr, rangesum. But the problem is that i lose the order which makes the sum with a different set of values. Also with set analysis but i have not reach the target
Any help would be appreciated.
Regards,
Use Pareto Select .... lokk for it in help guide
thanks for your reply Alessandro, But I forgot to mention that i already know that option but i do not want to select i want to set it in a label, as far as i know Pareto Select is only actionable thorough a button, and it will filter out the data, but not only display the result within a label which is my question