How to change color of bar charts (top 5)
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Continuing with what @ArborRose is saying, you would create a beastmode something like this:
DENSE_RANK(
Number
) OVER (ORDER BYNumber
)Then, in a color rule you would set the rule using the new beastmode field above and the condition would be less than or equal to 5.
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@Zel does it need to be in an ETL? You should be able to use a pivot table in analyzer to achieve this and then just use the default sorting arrows. If you do need to do it in ETL you would do a group by first with a count distance values and then a rank.
Here is what the pivot table would look like just using Table 1 in Analyzer.
Here is what ETL should look like.
Output:
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Yes, ETL has a rank and window tile.
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You can use the rank and window tile to identify the top 5. Then set color rules.
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Continuing with what @ArborRose is saying, you would create a beastmode something like this:
DENSE_RANK(
Number
) OVER (ORDER BYNumber
)Then, in a color rule you would set the rule using the new beastmode field above and the condition would be less than or equal to 5.
If I solved your problem, please select "yes" above
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Thank you for your inputs. I'd like to ask, is there a way that I could achieve this in ETL?
I have my raw data in Table 1. I want to transform it into something like what I have here in Table 2 thru ETL. I need to have the count of all alarm IDs per store in ETL and rank them accordingly. I tried the above solution but I'm getting 1 for all ranks. lol apologies.
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@Zel does it need to be in an ETL? You should be able to use a pivot table in analyzer to achieve this and then just use the default sorting arrows. If you do need to do it in ETL you would do a group by first with a count distance values and then a rank.
Here is what the pivot table would look like just using Table 1 in Analyzer.
Here is what ETL should look like.
Output:
**If this answer solved your problem be sure to like it and accept it as a solution!
0 -
Yes, ETL has a rank and window tile.
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