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I have a database that includes both numeric and categorization
information about a set of retail stores. I want to create one additional column in the database that represents the rank of each store within its segment (i.e. the ranking for a numeric performance field within the store's segment, as defined by one of the categorization fields). I want the ranking to be in any of three possible forms - either a numeric rank, or a percentile, or simple categorization (e.g., Top 20%, Bottom 80%). I have not been able to figure out any way to do this other than by manual, brute force - creating a page for each segment, calculating rankings there, and then bringing results back to the main database by formula. I have tried the percentile function - which appears to work on an entire database, even if the database is filtered (not the way sums and averages work). I have also hunted for database functions, but have not found anything to do what I need. Can anyone offer ideas on whether there is something other than my brute force approach? Thanks in advance |
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