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Hi @Omarion84 ,
Top Funded Group= FIRSTNONBLANK(Topn(1,values('Unique Data Per Order'[Group]),[Total Funded]),0)
Try changing the sorting, replacing 1 with 0, and the ascending order will change to descending.
order Is used to your expression either ascending (ASC, or TRUE, or 1) or descending (DESC, or FALSE, or 0) order. It is an optional.
Best Regards,
Stephen Tao
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Hi @Omarion84 ,
Top Funded Group= FIRSTNONBLANK(Topn(1,values('Unique Data Per Order'[Group]),[Total Funded]),0)
Try changing the sorting, replacing 1 with 0, and the ascending order will change to descending.
order Is used to your expression either ascending (ASC, or TRUE, or 1) or descending (DESC, or FALSE, or 0) order. It is an optional.
Best Regards,
Stephen Tao
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
There is BottomN command is dax...
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