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Market Share Calculation using Set Analysis

Hello All,

I am trying to calculate sum(sales) of current brand selection and divide it by sum(Sales) for the associated market.

Not sure how to calculate overall sales for a specific market as only Brand is selected( market is not selected) .

i am trying to calculate it as sum(Sales)/ sum(total<Market>sales) where denominator gives me total market value whereas i need to calculate it only for associated market value for the brand selected

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Gysbert_Wassenaar

Try: sum(Value) / sum({<Brand=,Market=p(Market)>} Value)


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agomes1971
Specialist II
Specialist II

Hi,

please see attached

HTH

André Gomes

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Sorry, but i use the personal edition

agomes1971
Specialist II
Specialist II

Hi,

so how do you want me to help you?

Regards

André Gomes

rubenmarin

Hi, can you try if this expression can work for you?:

sum(Value)/sum(total<Market> {<Brand>} Value)

This can work on a table with Brand as dimension, so that dimension filters the market.

Yyu can test in the straight table, for a row with Brand it will be correct, but the total row will sum all the brands in all the the markets, this is because there is no brand filtering.

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Hello Ruben,

the expression doesnt work. on selection of year , month and Brand (IN01). i want to calculate sum(sales) for IN01 / sum(sales) for Indigo Market only.

your expression gives me the value for all markets. I want to calculate for the associated market for IN01 only

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Hi Andre,

I have tried several expressions, but couldnt get through. Just need a suggestion on how do i write the  expression for associated value which isnt selected? I want to select only Brand and not market. Just the market associated to the brand should be calculated as sum(sales) for that market.

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Hi Adity,

Try this expression :

sum(TOTAL {$<Market = P({1<Brand={'$(=GetFieldSelections(Brand))'}>}),Brand>} Value )

thanks

Sovan

Gysbert_Wassenaar

Try: sum(Value) / sum({<Brand=,Market=p(Market)>} Value)


talk is cheap, supply exceeds demand
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Thanks a lot. It worked. could you please explain me the expression.