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Hello All,
I have a small problem and I know that I am not the only one that has been presented with this. I have a pivot table which is made up of sales people and services sold by year. I am trying to rank on 2015 and 2014 all services by sales person. I have tried everything. When I select only a sales person it ranks fine, but when I have multiple sales people the ranking is all over the place. My dimensions are Salesperson, services, Year summing sales amount. Here are the expressions:
Rank: rank(sum(Inv Sales))
Sales: sum(Inv Sales)
Sort : Services : aggr(sum({<FISYR = {$(=$(vFisYr) - 1)}>} [Inv Gross]),[Material - Code & Name]) decending....
Thanks
Maybe we look at this a different way. Is there a way to tell me who the number one arborist is for a service and ignore the rest?
Thanks
Thom
It sounds like you want to ignore Years... Something like this (attached)?
This might work.....I changed it to a straight table, removed the year and used the dimension limits......it shows me the top arborist for a service. What do you think?
Thanks
Thom
Well, I didn't know all these changes were on the table 🙂 Sure, it works!
Thank you very much for all your help. Keep me posted on the Masters Summit.....Will you be at the QConference in May?
Thom
Great. I will look for you I owe you for all your help,..
Thom