Skip to main content
cancel
Turn on suggestions
Auto-suggest helps you quickly narrow down your search results by suggesting possible matches as you type.
Showing results for 
Search instead for 
Did you mean: 

Register now to learn Fabric in free live sessions led by the best Microsoft experts. From Apr 16 to May 9, in English and Spanish.

Reply
duggy
Advocate II
Advocate II

Ordering by highest value oer day

‎02-01-2019 02:46 PM

Hi,

 

I have a table with medians for the given hour per day (see image below). I am looking to give the top 5 times (hours and day) where the median is the highest number for that week . So basically, looking at the image below you can see that Monday 2pm, 3pm and 5pm are the highest numbers. So the results should be as per below:

Capture.JPG

 

Resulting Table Should be:

DayTimeTop
Monday2pm3
Monday3pm3
Monday5pm3
Thursday2pm3
Friday4pm2.83

 

 Any assistance?

 

EDIT:

This is the data from the tables:

storeideventdateEventfromTimedaynamestafftypeCustomer VolumeCustomer to Staff RatioEventfromTime (bins)Hour of Day
246617 Dec 20174:00:00 PMSun1staff224:00:00 PM16
246617 Dec 20174:05:00 PMSun1staff224:00:00 PM16
246617 Dec 20174:10:00 PMSun1staff114:00:00 PM16
246617 Dec 20174:15:00 PMSun1staff114:00:00 PM16
246617 Dec 20174:20:00 PMSun1staff224:00:00 PM16
246617 Dec 20174:25:00 PMSun1staff114:00:00 PM16
246617 Dec 20174:30:00 PMSun1staff114:00:00 PM16
246617 Dec 20174:35:00 PMSun1staff114:00:00 PM16
246617 Dec 20174:40:00 PMSun1staff114:00:00 PM16
246617 Dec 20174:45:00 PMSun1staff004:00:00 PM16
246617 Dec 20174:50:00 PMSun1staff004:00:00 PM16
246617 Dec 20174:55:00 PMSun1staff004:00:00 PM16
246617 Dec 20175:00:00 PMSun1staff115:00:00 PM17
246617 Dec 20175:05:00 PMSun1staff115:00:00 PM17
246617 Dec 20175:10:00 PMSun1staff225:00:00 PM17
246617 Dec 20175:15:00 PMSun1staff115:00:00 PM17
246617 Dec 20175:20:00 PMSun1staff115:00:00 PM17
246617 Dec 20175:25:00 PMSun1staff225:00:00 PM17
246617 Dec 20175:30:00 PMSun1staff115:00:00 PM17
246617 Dec 20175:35:00 PMSun1staff225:00:00 PM17
246617 Dec 20175:40:00 PMSun1staff225:00:00 PM17
246617 Dec 20175:45:00 PMSun1staff225:00:00 PM17
246617 Dec 20175:50:00 PMSun1staff445:00:00 PM17
246617 Dec 20175:55:00 PMSun1staff115:00:00 PM17
Labels:
Message 1 of 7
993 Views
0
1 ACCEPTED SOLUTION
v-yulgu-msft
Employee
Employee

‎02-18-2019 12:41 AM

Hi @duggy ,

 

Use a Table visual to display data and add below [Rank] measure into visual level filter.

rank =
VAR Curr_dayname =
    MAX ( Dataset3[dayname] )
VAR Curr_Event =
    SELECTEDVALUE ( Dataset3[EventfromTime (bins)] )
VAR Temp_Tab =
    ALLSELECTED ( Dataset3 )
VAR Temp_Tab1 =
    SUMMARIZE (
        Temp_Tab,
        Dataset3[dayname],
        Dataset3[EventfromTime (bins)],
        "_median", MEDIAN ( Dataset3[Hour of Day] )
    )
VAR Temp_Tab2 =
    ADDCOLUMNS ( Temp_Tab1, "ARANK", RANKX ( Temp_Tab1, [_median] ) )
RETURN
    MAXX (
        FILTER (
            Temp_Tab2,
            Dataset3[dayname] = Curr_dayname
                && Dataset3[EventfromTime (bins)] = Curr_Event
        ),
        [ARANK]
    )

1.PNG

 

Best regards,

Yuliana Gu

Community Support Team _ Yuliana Gu
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.

View solution in original post

Message 6 of 7
896 Views
0
6 REPLIES 6
v-yulgu-msft
Employee
Employee

‎02-18-2019 12:41 AM

Hi @duggy ,

 

Use a Table visual to display data and add below [Rank] measure into visual level filter.

rank =
VAR Curr_dayname =
    MAX ( Dataset3[dayname] )
VAR Curr_Event =
    SELECTEDVALUE ( Dataset3[EventfromTime (bins)] )
VAR Temp_Tab =
    ALLSELECTED ( Dataset3 )
VAR Temp_Tab1 =
    SUMMARIZE (
        Temp_Tab,
        Dataset3[dayname],
        Dataset3[EventfromTime (bins)],
        "_median", MEDIAN ( Dataset3[Hour of Day] )
    )
VAR Temp_Tab2 =
    ADDCOLUMNS ( Temp_Tab1, "ARANK", RANKX ( Temp_Tab1, [_median] ) )
RETURN
    MAXX (
        FILTER (
            Temp_Tab2,
            Dataset3[dayname] = Curr_dayname
                && Dataset3[EventfromTime (bins)] = Curr_Event
        ),
        [ARANK]
    )

1.PNG

 

Best regards,

Yuliana Gu

Community Support Team _ Yuliana Gu
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Message 6 of 7
897 Views
0
duggy
Advocate II
Advocate II
In response to v-yulgu-msft

‎02-22-2019 02:10 PM

absolutely bloody brilliant!!!!

 

Just one change:

 

"_median", MEDIAN ( Dataset3[Hour of Day] )
to:

"_median", MEDIAN ( Customer to Staff Ratio] )

 

Many many thanks, would never have gotten there without the support!

Message 7 of 7
881 Views
0
v-yulgu-msft
Employee
Employee

‎02-04-2019 05:16 PM

Hi @duggy,

 

Capture.JPG

 

Is the source table formatted as above image? That is to say, there existing columns [EventfromTime], [Sun], [Mon], etc. If not, please show us the source table structure, including column headers and record rows.

 

Regards,

Yuliana Gu

Community Support Team _ Yuliana Gu
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Message 2 of 7
939 Views
0
duggy
Advocate II
Advocate II
In response to v-yulgu-msft

‎02-10-2019 11:05 PM

hi,

 

Did you see the data tables?

Message 5 of 7
908 Views
0
duggy
Advocate II
Advocate II
In response to v-yulgu-msft

‎02-05-2019 09:37 AM

Hi,

 

Here it is below:

storeideventdateEventfromTimedaynamestafftypeCustomer VolumeCustomer to Staff RatioEventfromTime (bins)Hour of Day
246617 Dec 20174:00:00 PMSun1staff224:00:00 PM16
246617 Dec 20174:05:00 PMSun1staff224:00:00 PM16
246617 Dec 20174:10:00 PMSun1staff114:00:00 PM16
246617 Dec 20174:15:00 PMSun1staff114:00:00 PM16
246617 Dec 20174:20:00 PMSun1staff224:00:00 PM16
246617 Dec 20174:25:00 PMSun1staff114:00:00 PM16
246617 Dec 20174:30:00 PMSun1staff114:00:00 PM16
246617 Dec 20174:35:00 PMSun1staff114:00:00 PM16
246617 Dec 20174:40:00 PMSun1staff114:00:00 PM16
246617 Dec 20174:45:00 PMSun1staff004:00:00 PM16
246617 Dec 20174:50:00 PMSun1staff004:00:00 PM16
246617 Dec 20174:55:00 PMSun1staff004:00:00 PM16
246617 Dec 20175:00:00 PMSun1staff115:00:00 PM17
246617 Dec 20175:05:00 PMSun1staff115:00:00 PM17
246617 Dec 20175:10:00 PMSun1staff225:00:00 PM17
246617 Dec 20175:15:00 PMSun1staff115:00:00 PM17
246617 Dec 20175:20:00 PMSun1staff115:00:00 PM17
246617 Dec 20175:25:00 PMSun1staff225:00:00 PM17
246617 Dec 20175:30:00 PMSun1staff115:00:00 PM17
246617 Dec 20175:35:00 PMSun1staff225:00:00 PM17
246617 Dec 20175:40:00 PMSun1staff225:00:00 PM17
246617 Dec 20175:45:00 PMSun1staff225:00:00 PM17
246617 Dec 20175:50:00 PMSun1staff445:00:00 PM17
246617 Dec 20175:55:00 PMSun1staff115:00:00 PM17

 

 

Message 4 of 7
917 Views
0
duggy
Advocate II
Advocate II
In response to v-yulgu-msft

‎02-05-2019 07:31 AM

Hi,

 

Here is the table broken down:

storeideventdateEventfromTimedaynamestafftypeCustomer VolumeCustomer to Staff RatioEventfromTime (bins)Hour of Day
246617 Dec 20174:00:00 PMSun1staff224:00:00 PM16
246617 Dec 20174:05:00 PMSun1staff224:00:00 PM16
246617 Dec 20174:10:00 PMSun1staff114:00:00 PM16
246617 Dec 20174:15:00 PMSun1staff114:00:00 PM16
246617 Dec 20174:20:00 PMSun1staff224:00:00 PM16
246617 Dec 20174:25:00 PMSun1staff114:00:00 PM16
246617 Dec 20174:30:00 PMSun1staff114:00:00 PM16
246617 Dec 20174:35:00 PMSun1staff114:00:00 PM16
246617 Dec 20174:40:00 PMSun1staff114:00:00 PM16
246617 Dec 20174:45:00 PMSun1staff004:00:00 PM16
246617 Dec 20174:50:00 PMSun1staff004:00:00 PM16
246617 Dec 20174:55:00 PMSun1staff004:00:00 PM16
246617 Dec 20175:00:00 PMSun1staff115:00:00 PM17
246617 Dec 20175:05:00 PMSun1staff115:00:00 PM17
246617 Dec 20175:10:00 PMSun1staff225:00:00 PM17
246617 Dec 20175:15:00 PMSun1staff115:00:00 PM17
246617 Dec 20175:20:00 PMSun1staff115:00:00 PM17
246617 Dec 20175:25:00 PMSun1staff225:00:00 PM17
246617 Dec 20175:30:00 PMSun1staff115:00:00 PM17
246617 Dec 20175:35:00 PMSun1staff225:00:00 PM17
246617 Dec 20175:40:00 PMSun1staff225:00:00 PM17
246617 Dec 20175:45:00 PMSun1staff225:00:00 PM17
246617 Dec 20175:50:00 PMSun1staff445:00:00 PM17
246617 Dec 20175:55:00 PMSun1staff115:00:00 PM17
Message 3 of 7
917 Views
0

Helpful resources

Announcements
Microsoft Fabric Learn Together

Microsoft Fabric Learn Together

Covering the world! 9:00-10:30 AM Sydney, 4:00-5:30 PM CET (Paris/Berlin), 7:00-8:30 PM Mexico City

PBI_APRIL_CAROUSEL1

Power BI Monthly Update - April 2024

Check out the April 2024 Power BI update to learn about new features.

April Fabric Community Update

Fabric Community Update - April 2024

Find out what's new and trending in the Fabric Community.

View All