Dear friends,
I need valuable help:
I'm a beginner in PowerBI and I am trying to do a sales job based on the Pareto diagram, where I'm classifying products as ABC, with A = 65%, B = 25% and C = 10%. So far I have been successful, I managed to make the classification in a list, exactly as I needed. However, I have been trying to make a card that shows the total sales for each product category, and a week trying I have not been successful. For example: How many products represent 65% of sales (count), and what is the total value they represent (sum). I could apply 65% on the total sales value, but that number is not right, because when adding the present value in the open table, the value does not match.
Does anyone know how I could make a measure (or something) with this calculation to put it on cards (if that is possible)?
I appreciate all kinds of help received (including ideas)
🙂
@AntonioNeto can you share the sample pbix file (remove any sensitive info before sharing)
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