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In my dataset, let's assume I have a table with teh following fields:
Department
Year
Loss_#
Loss_Amount
For each year, there can be any number of losses. Let's say there are 100 years of data. I want to see, by department, the 10th worst year.
I thought this would work:
top(aggr(sum(Loss_Amount),Year),10)
For some reason, unless I put year as my dimension, it won't work - it comes up blank. Not only that, if I put in only year as the dimension and then put in this as an expression:
rank(aggr(sum(Loss_Amount),Year))
I'm getting values over 100. Shouldn't the highest value be 100?
Ultimately, I want to see the 10th worst year's total losses by department.
Hi danielact,
I think top() is not the appropriate function (top is an inter record function, not the function to deliver top 10 value).
With out tryingmyself, try something like
= only({<Year= {"=rank(sum(Loss_Amount),Year) =10"}>} Year )
for #10 worst year (but not by department, right now)
If you post a small example, someone in the forum might help you, almost for sure.
Regards,
Stefan
Hi Danielact,
I played a little bit around, maybe I have found a solution. Please have a look at attached qvw.
The expression uses firstsortedvalue to get the the Xth worst year per department and shows corresponding Loss_Amount.
Is this something you had in mind?
Stefan