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Hi community
I am having a little trouble understanding how to use variables, i have made the following formula:
Test =
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@ChristianHE , Try like
Test = CALCULATE([Potientiale];TOPN(10,allselected(Kundetabel);[Potientiale],ASC),VALUES(Kundetabel[KUNDENRNAVN]))
@ChristianHE , better have to measure with filter sales >1, if it line level. If it after grouping then use values
sumx(Filter(values(Table[Col1]),[sales]>1),[Sales])
@ChristianHE , Try like
Test = CALCULATE([Potientiale];TOPN(10,allselected(Kundetabel);[Potientiale],ASC),VALUES(Kundetabel[KUNDENRNAVN]))
@amitchandak it works, Thank you very much.
If i wanted to add more filters to my [Kundetabel], for example if i only wanted to see customers with a sales above 1. Would that be possible to add in the formula or should it be added in the "Filters"-pane?
@ChristianHE , better have to measure with filter sales >1, if it line level. If it after grouping then use values
sumx(Filter(values(Table[Col1]),[sales]>1),[Sales])
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