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Creating TopN with two levels

I have a table with Continent, Countries and product. Sample table below

 

Continent   Country   Product

Asia             India       A

Asia             China      B

Asia             India       C

Europe        Germany D

Europe        France     E

Europe        Denmark F

 

I would like to get the Top 10 countries per Continent in a Table. I have searched online, but most of the TopN and Rank formula are for just 1 level of TopN. Any help would be really appreciated.

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OwenAuger
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Super User

Hi there,

 

Here is how I would do it - I assume you're ranking using a measure.

Change [Your Measure] to the measure used for ranking and YourTable to the appropriate table name.

 

 

Your Measure for Top 10 Countries Per Continent = 
CALCULATE (
    [Your Measure],
    KEEPFILTERS (
        GENERATE (
            VALUES ( YourTable[Continent] ),
            TOPN ( 10, ALL ( YourTable[Country] ), [Your Measure] )
        )
    )
)

 

You could also do it this way if your measure can be summed by Continent:

 

Your Measure for Top 10 Countries Per Continent v2 =
SUMX (
    VALUES ( YourTable[Continent] ),
    CALCULATE (
        [Your Measure],
        TOPN ( 10, ALL ( YourTable[Country] ), [Your Measure] ),
        VALUES ( YourTable[Country] )
    )
)

 

If you just want to display the Countries but not the measure itself, you can use a Visual Level Filter on this measure to nonblank.


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OwenAuger
Super User
Super User

Hi there,

 

Here is how I would do it - I assume you're ranking using a measure.

Change [Your Measure] to the measure used for ranking and YourTable to the appropriate table name.

 

 

Your Measure for Top 10 Countries Per Continent = 
CALCULATE (
    [Your Measure],
    KEEPFILTERS (
        GENERATE (
            VALUES ( YourTable[Continent] ),
            TOPN ( 10, ALL ( YourTable[Country] ), [Your Measure] )
        )
    )
)

 

You could also do it this way if your measure can be summed by Continent:

 

Your Measure for Top 10 Countries Per Continent v2 =
SUMX (
    VALUES ( YourTable[Continent] ),
    CALCULATE (
        [Your Measure],
        TOPN ( 10, ALL ( YourTable[Country] ), [Your Measure] ),
        VALUES ( YourTable[Country] )
    )
)

 

If you just want to display the Countries but not the measure itself, you can use a Visual Level Filter on this measure to nonblank.


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Anonymous
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This is wonderful! Works perfectly! Thanks Man Happy

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