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Hi @Vasily Feofanov,
you can either add an alogrithm where you calculate a/dt(a) . The formula dt(a) takes the downtotal of block a. Or you add a ranking function Vertical % which gives you the same result. Check this out: Ranking functions.
BR
Sebastian
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Sebastian Gurt
Consultant Team Leader
Board International
Germany
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Hi @Sebastian Gurt ,
Is there somewhere I can see all of the algorithm structures/shortcuts (i.e. "dt" means downtotal)?
Thanks!
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Jon De Leon
Manager, Financial Analytics
United States
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Hi @Jon De Leon,
yes that's right, dt means downtotal.
Here you can find information about column algorithm.
You may also need information about the reverse algorithm
Kind regards
Tobias
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Tobias Hahn-Wiltschek
Junior Consultant
Board Community
Germany
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Thank you @Tobias Hahn-Wiltschek !
That was very helpful!
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Jon De Leon
Manager, Financial Analytics
United States
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Hello!
Thank you for these explanations! I have an additional situation for which I need help. I need to have in the same table a top 10 ranking and also a column showing the % of the top 10 in the total. When I put the dt formula in a table where I already have the top 10, it does only the addition of the top 10 but not of the whole table.
thank you!
Catalina
Project Manager, France
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Hello @Catalina,
you can't get it calculated on the fly on your layout. You should calculate the % through a dataflow on the whole population, then you can show just top 10 members.
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Hi @Vasily Feofanov,
Another commonly used formula would be rt(a), which uses the row total value.
I thought I would mention this as it is one of my personal favourites :)
Gary
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