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I currently have a stacked bar chart visual that I'm trying to apply Top N to. This in itself is pretty simple, as all I would have to do is create the what-IF parameter and use RANKX() in the displayed measure. However, I have also applied another technique, detailed in this video by Guy in a Cube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jcxJzh1TYWg, to create a dynamic Legend. So, I can choose to show my Legend by Business Sector, Business Division, and Business Segment.
How do I create a Top N with a dynamic maximum amount? I have 10 Business Sectors, 25 Business Divisions, and 40 Business Segments. When I create the what-If Top N parameter, I only have the option to set a fixed minimum and maximum. I would like the Top N range to be 0-10 if the user selects Business Sector as the legend, 0-25 if they select Business Division, and 0-40 if they select Business Segement. Is this possible?
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