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I would like to have a KPI visualisation that if a particular Partner is filtered, then it shows the number reflecting that partners rank compared to others count of agreements.
I am currently using '=aggr(rank(sum({<Partner>}Agreement)),Partner)' however this is showing the incorrect rank.
I have create a table to show the Count(agreement) by Partner and have a column to rank those with Rank(count(agreement).
Is there a reason the ranking shown in the KPI is inaccurate?
Hi @GeorgeEard
I just tested this and its working. The only thing I am seeing on your side (Might just be a typo) but is a mismatch of sum vs count.
"I am currently using '=aggr(rank(sum({<Partner>}Agreement)),Partner)' however this is showing the incorrect rank.
I have create a table to show the Count(agreement) by Partner and have a column to rank those with Rank(count(agreement)."
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Hi @GeorgeEard ,
Can you provide some sample? Tell us what result you expect and which one you get (the incorrect one).
Regards.
For example if I select the partner with the 4th highest number of agreements my KPI is saying their rank is 12 when it I would like it to say 4.
Hi @GeorgeEard
I just tested this and its working. The only thing I am seeing on your side (Might just be a typo) but is a mismatch of sum vs count.
"I am currently using '=aggr(rank(sum({<Partner>}Agreement)),Partner)' however this is showing the incorrect rank.
I have create a table to show the Count(agreement) by Partner and have a column to rank those with Rank(count(agreement)."
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