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Hi,

say I have the follwing table:

Country#Customers
US560
UK50
DK3
IL45
Total658

I'm looking for 2 expression:

1. point out the Country with the most customers (=US)

2. % of the total = 560 / 658 = 85%

Is this possible in Qlikview?

oh, preferably as chart expression...

Thanks!

Dror

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flipside
Partner - Specialist II
Partner - Specialist II

This will give you the Country with most Customers based on selection. Just pair it with Fernando's solution.

=FirstSortedValue(Country,-aggr(sum(#Customers),Country))

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fosuzuki
Luminary
Luminary

Check the attached qvw.

Hope this helps

Fernando

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wow that was fast. stil i miss the expression that points out the country name = "US"

MayilVahanan
MVP
MVP

HI

Try like this

1.Sum({<Country={'US'}>} #Customers)

2.Sum({<Country={'US'}>} #Customers)/Sum(total #Customers)

Thanks & Regards, Mayil Vahanan R
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Thanks. but this is assuming i know infront that the US has the largest customer base. I'm looking for expression that can determine it for me

flipside
Partner - Specialist II
Partner - Specialist II

This will give you the Country with most Customers based on selection. Just pair it with Fernando's solution.

=FirstSortedValue(Country,-aggr(sum(#Customers),Country))

flipside

swuehl
Champion III
Champion III

If your data is like in Mayil's sample app, i.e. the number of Customers is already aggregated per Country in field #Customers, you can use

=FirstSortedValue( Country , -#Customers) & ' : ' & num( max(#Customers) / sum(#Customers),'00,00 %')

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This is it. THANKS!!!!!