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Hello,
I want to select top 9 rows based on highest to lowest sales value and show the product in 9 different area charts, like 1st chart will have highest product's monthly sales, 2nd chart will have 2nd highest product's monthly sales and so on.
I want to give different colors to different chart, so not using small multiples, since small multiples, there is not option to color each chart differently.
Any suggestions?
Thanks
Solved! Go to Solution.
@kinkate18nic , Create measures like these you need to have more measures for each rank.
use the Top and check that not blank in visual
rank = Rankx(allseleced(Table[Product]), [sales],,desc,dense)
Top product = maxx(filter(values(Table[Product]), [rank] =1), [Product])
@kinkate18nic , Create measures like these you need to have more measures for each rank.
use the Top and check that not blank in visual
rank = Rankx(allseleced(Table[Product]), [sales],,desc,dense)
Top product = maxx(filter(values(Table[Product]), [rank] =1), [Product])
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