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Hi,
I'm trying to create a Pareto chart, but I'm facing an issue with the calculation of the cumulative percentage.
My data looks like:
I want to built a pareto chart with the total stop time per reasonas a bar chart, and the cumulative percentage per reason as a line chart.
I first built a rank column: Rank = RANKX(ALL(FactsStopReasons[Reason]);[TotalStopTime])
This gives me:
As you can see, the rank has an equal value when the total stop time is equal.
This results in:
The bar chart is correct, but the cumulative view is not correct. The cumulative view doesn't work when the rank is equal.
My cumulative sum has following formula:
CumulativeStopTime = SUMX(TOPN([Rank];ALL(FactsStopReasons[Reason]);[TotalStopTime];DESC);[TotalStopTime])
Amount_All = CALCULATE([TotalStopTime]; ALL(FactsStopReasons[Reason]))
Pareto % = DIVIDE([CumulativeStopTime]; [Amount_All]; BLANK())
This is all working fine, also when I apply filters etc. But when values are equal, and as a consequence also the rank, my cumulative % is not correct.
I already tried to calculate a rank in power query, but this will limit me in the filters afterwards. It needs to be calculated on the fly in my opinion.
Who has any idea?
Many thanks for the feedback!
Regards,
Hans
Hi @HansBa'
I made a test but can't reproduce the rank as yours, could you point out what's wrong with me?
Best Regards
Maggie
Hi Maggie,
thanks for your reply!
In my table with the rank, the value for reason 90 are grouped. So the total StopTime for reason 90 = 11. The rank is based on the aggregated value.
Regards,
Hans
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