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Hi,
I have seen a lots of topics talking about it, but every time, it was about creating new tables or calculated columns ; I cannot.
I use DirectQuery mode, and I want to have a pie chart with Top 5 turnover and "Others" category represented.
I hope to have not missed the right topic, but here is this one.
I already have a rank measure which ranks the cities by turnover.
Thank you.
Try below measure,
Thank you for your answer @Anonymous.
Will it gives me the "others" category?
share your sample dataset.
sorry it will not show others. let me try for others
I can't add an attachment to the message.
But here is some data:
| Country | Turnover |
| USA | 100 |
| CANADA | 200 |
| AUSTRALIA | 300 |
| GERMANY | 100 |
| RUSSIA | 500 |
| LITHUANIA | 600 |
| UKRAINE | 400 |
The result should be:
without column in not possible. you need to create calculated column.
Ok so no solution for me 😔 as I cannot create calculated columns.
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