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Ravinder1
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TOP 5 & rest of other

Dear, Please help i am unable to top 5 product and rest of other with dax function 

 

Table    
PRODUCT_IDAmountValuePer %Rank1.1 (this is not column) using by measure
110184.1183.28%1
285.459.8370.03%2
371.955.0876.57%3
438.231.1381.54%4
54.43.6582.61%5
63.83.4089.07%Other
71.81.5684.49%Other
80.30.2180.52%Other
900.02100.00%Other
100  Other
110  Other
1200.0030.78%Other
Total306.8238.9977.9% 
     
     
Required table    
PRODUCT_IDAmountValuePer %Rank1.1 (this is not column) using by measure
110184.1183.28%1
285.459.8370.03%2
371.955.0876.57%3
438.231.1381.54%4
54.43.6582.61%5
Other5.95.19187.98%Other
Total306.8238.9977.9% 
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Excelent Sir, Thank you so much great knowlege of dax function, Can you give the traning of dax function

 

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tamerj1
Super User
Super User

@Ravinder1 
For sorting you can simply add index column (integer) to the ranks table to use it as a "sort by column"

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However, note that the ranking can be applied to only one measure, all other measures shall be evaluated following the ranking of that measure. In my example file the ranking follows the [Sales Amount] measure, if I want to add the another measure (for example [Sales Amount LY]) then the {Amount With Other LY] should be evaluated only for the very same top 5 products (based on [Sales Amount] only) as follows

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tamerj1
Super User
Super User

Hi @Ravinder1 
The approach could be different depending on the specific case. This is an approach applied to one measure you may use it as a starting point.

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Excelent Sir, Thank you so much great knowlege of dax function, Can you give the traning of dax function

 

 

 

Dear Sir,

i am unable to two column top 10 in need %. Plese help. issue reflect rank 2 & 3

 

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R_Per =
VAR ProductSalesTable =
    ADDCOLUMNS (
        ALLSELECTED ( 'Produts With Other'[N_Product_ID] ),
        "@Amount1", [Per Val]
    )
VAR AllSales = SUMX ( ProductSalesTable, [@Amount1] )
VAR Top5SalesTable = TOPN ( 10, ProductSalesTable, [@Amount1] )
VAR Top5Sales = SUMX ( Top5SalesTable, [@Amount1] )
VAR OtherSales = AllSales - Top5Sales
VAR Top5SalesWithRank = ADDCOLUMNS ( Top5SalesTable, "@Rank", RANKX ( Top5SalesTable, [@Amount1] ) & "" )
VAR Top5SalesWithOther = UNION ( Top5SalesWithRank, { ( "Other", OtherSales, "Other" ) } )
VAR ProductsToShow = FILTER ( Top5SalesWithOther, [N_PRODUCT_ID] IN VALUES ( 'Produts With Other'[N_PRODUCT_ID] ) )
VAR RanksTable = VALUES ( Ranks[Rank] )
VAR FinalTable = FILTER ( CROSSJOIN ( ProductsToShow, RanksTable ), [@Rank] = Ranks[Rank] )
VAR Result = SUMX ( FinalTable, [@Amount1] )
RETURN  
    Result

 

Dear Sir,

i want ascending order rank column.

Ravinder1_1-1695126504827.png

Amount with Other =
VAR ProductSalesTable =
    ADDCOLUMNS (
        ALLSELECTED ( 'Produts With Other'[N_Product_ID] ),
        "@Amount", [Ann Prm]
    )
VAR AllSales = SUMX ( ProductSalesTable, [@Amount] )
VAR Top5SalesTable = TOPN ( 10, ProductSalesTable, [@Amount] )
VAR Top5Sales = SUMX ( Top5SalesTable, [@Amount] )
VAR OtherSales = AllSales - Top5Sales
VAR Top5SalesWithRank = ADDCOLUMNS ( Top5SalesTable, "@Rank", RANKX ( Top5SalesTable, [@Amount] ) & "" )
VAR Top5SalesWithOther = UNION ( Top5SalesWithRank, { ( "Other", OtherSales, "Other" ) } )
VAR ProductsToShow = FILTER ( Top5SalesWithOther, [N_PRODUCT_ID] IN VALUES ( 'Produts With Other'[N_PRODUCT_ID] ) )
VAR RanksTable = VALUES ( Ranks[Rank] )
VAR FinalTable = FILTER ( CROSSJOIN ( ProductsToShow, RanksTable ), [@Rank] = Ranks[Rank] )
VAR Result = SUMX ( FinalTable, [@Amount] )
RETURN 
    Result

 

 

Sahir_Maharaj
Super User
Super User

Hello @Ravinder1,

 

Can you please try these steps:

 

1. Create a Supporting Calculated Column

Product Category = IF(YourTable[Rank1.1] <= 5, YourTable[PRODUCT_ID], "Other")

2. Create a Table Visualization using the following columns:

  • Product Category (The calculated column you created above)
  • Amount
  • Value
  • Per %

3. Create Measures

Amount Measure = 
VAR CurrentCategory = SELECTEDVALUE(YourTable[Product Category])
RETURN
    IF(CurrentCategory = "Other", SUM(YourTable[Amount]), BLANK())

4. Add a Total Row

Total Amount = SUM(YourTable[Amount])

Should you require further details or information, please do not hesitate to reach out to me.


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