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sreelathamohan
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Pareto Chart

I have a pareto chart in my application (see attached). Some of the dimension values are Null. When I suppress NUll values I don't see the 100% on the Cumulative Line chart. But I show Null values then I can see the cumulative % values until 100%. How do I show 20 - 100% all values and not count Null dimension values for the chart?

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sreelathamohan
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That gives me 130. Why is it not showing 133?

sreelathamohan
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I get 133 without the Failure Detail filter 

sreelathamohan
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I removed the Failure Detail filter from the Cumulative % expression and it all sums up perfectly.

sunny_talwar

Super

sreelathamohan
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Sunny,  I have another question: On the pareto chart I want to show dimension values until 80%, and club those that are 80-100% and show one value as "Others". So on the chart I would see bars until 80% and then one last bar with a sharp spike from 80 to 100% and the dimension value for that bar needs to be "Others". Any ideas on how to do this?

sreelathamohan
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The cumulative % expression is not working correctly for all selections. Is the below expression correct?

RangeSum(Above(Sum([Quantity Affected]), 0, RowNo())) / Sum(TOTAL [Quantity Affected])

sunny_talwar

Looks okay...

sreelathamohan
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I have a filter that groups several parts and when I select one of those the total does not come up to 100%. 

The sample I attached is when I selected a value for this above filter and a part number. I just noticed the cumulative % is not working for all selections. See attached. The last bar does not show a 100%. The calculations are not correct ( I checked doing it manually and they are completely incorrect). Not sure what is wrong,

sreelathamohan
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Sum(TOTAL [Quantity Affected])  is calculating right for the first selection but when I selected first filter and a product this value is incorrect unless I add {<[Failure Detail] *= {"*"}>}.

So something is really wrong. My expressions are not working in all scenarios. Any idea what could be causing this?

sreelathamohan
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Attached is the dimension I used. If you look at the data table there are multiple records for the same dimension. Could this be causing the total to not work correctly? If so how to fix this?