Top 10 excluding value

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Hii jwdal 

When you exclude a customer after calculating the Top 10, you end up with only 9 rows because the blank slot is not refilled. The fix is to remove the excluded customer before ranking. Example:

Top 10 Excluding =
VAR CleanList =
FILTER(ALL(AC_ALL[Top10]), AC_ALL[Top10] <> "EXCLUDE")
RETURN
IF(
RANKX(CleanList, [Net Sales], , DESC) <= 10,
[Net Sales]
)

This way the ranking is done on a list where the excluded value is already removed, so Power BI always returns a full Top 10.

Hi jwdal,

The Issue here is that when the excluded customer is in the top 10 you are ranking only 9 customers with ranks 1-9 but checking for ≤10 so you only get 9 results....Here are two better Approaches you can try:

First Approach:Rank first then exclude (most robust)

In Top 10 =
VAR AllCustomers = ALL(AC_ALL[Top10])
VAR ExcludedValue = "EXCLUDE"
VAR RankedCustomers =
    ADDCOLUMNS(
        AllCustomers,
        "Rank", RANKX(AllCustomers, [Net Sales], , DESC),
        "Sales", [Net Sales]
    )
VAR Top10Customers =
    FILTER(
        RankedCustomers,
        [Rank] <= 10 && [Top10] <> ExcludedValue
    )
VAR ResultCustomers =
    TOPN(
        10,
        Top10Customers,
        [Sales], DESC
    )
RETURN
    CALCULATE(
        [Net Sales],
        TREATAS(VALUES(SELECTCOLUMNS(ResultCustomers, "Customer", [Top10])), AC_ALL[Top10])
    )

Second Approach:Using TOPN with exclusion (cleanest and most efficient one)

In Top 10 =
VAR CustomersWithoutExclude = 
    FILTER(
        ALL(AC_ALL[Top10]),
        AC_ALL[Top10] <> "EXCLUDE"
    )
VAR Top10Customers =
    TOPN(
        10,
        CustomersWithoutExclude,
        [Net Sales], DESC
    )
RETURN
    CALCULATE(
        [Net Sales],
        KEEPFILTERS(AC_ALL[Top10] IN VALUES(Top10Customers[Top10]))
    )

Hi jwdal 

 Give this a try:

Top 10 (excluding "EXCLUDE") =
VAR Top10CustomersExcluding =
    TOPN(
        10,
        FILTER(
            ALL(AC_ALL[Top10]),         -- remove current filters on the attribute
            AC_ALL[Top10] <> "EXCLUDE"  -- exclude first
        ),
        [Net Sales],
        DESC
    )
RETURN
CALCULATE(
    [Net Sales],
    KEEPFILTERS(Top10CustomersExcluding)  -- apply the TopN set to the current context
)

ALL(AC_ALL[Top10]) resets any filtering on that column so ranking is global.
The FILTER removes "EXCLUDE" before the ranking happens.
TOPN then selects the Top 10 from those remaining.
KEEPFILTERS keeps this as a narrowing filter so it plays nicely in visuals.

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