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So I need to build a matrix, and I suspect "SUMPRODUCT" will be friend on
this, but boy, is it scary. I have a list of SKUs, the customer(s) who bought each, and the quantity each customer bought: SKU 1, WalMart, 5000 SKU 1, Target, 3500 SKU 2, KMart, 4200 SKU 2, WalMart, 6700 SKU 2, Dollar Tree, 2100 etc... I'd like to: - Rank my customers based on total purchases, and then break them into deciles; - List each SKU down the left hand column, then, going across, show how much of each product was bought in each decile In other words, for SKU 1 - how many dollars were spent on that SKU by my "Top Ten" customers, by my "Second Ten", and so on. (Note - "Top Ten" is my top ten PERCENT) Any quick and easy way to pull this off? I have in my mind what I'd like tosee, but don't have an example of where else something similar has been done, so links are a big help as well. Thank you, |
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