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[Solved] Running Sum for ABC Analysis
MacPhotoBiker
Member Posts: 60 Contributor II
Hi,
I'm trying to perform an ABC Analysis (e. g. "'A' customers are those that generate 50 % of revenue, 'B' customers the next 25 %, and 'C' customers the remaining 25 %).
In order to do so, I'm calculating the sales per customer, and sort the list descending by sales, that's simple. But how can I calculate the Running Sum on the sales values?
Example
Thanks a lot for any advice!
I'm trying to perform an ABC Analysis (e. g. "'A' customers are those that generate 50 % of revenue, 'B' customers the next 25 %, and 'C' customers the remaining 25 %).
In order to do so, I'm calculating the sales per customer, and sort the list descending by sales, that's simple. But how can I calculate the Running Sum on the sales values?
Example
Customer | Sales | Running Sum |
Cust1 | 1000 | 1000 |
Cust2 | 700 | 1700 |
Cust3 | 300 | 2000 |
Cust4 | 250 | 2250 |
Thanks a lot for any advice!
0
Answers
Use the Integrate operator
regards
Andrew
thank you very much, that's all I needed!
(Actually I even realised that I had forgotten to install the "Time Series" extension which provides the Integrate operator).
Thanks a lot for your help!
MacPhotoBiker