Enabling Data Labels only for one out of many serieses in a chart?

[happel]

I have a chart with a combination of a stacked bar chart and a line chart and I only want the data labels to be visible for the line-chart.
I know I can manually deselect the data labels for every series of the stacked bar chart. But these series are changing over time, so I can't foresee which series will be there next week, and therefore I can't deselet them today. 
Also, there are so many series that it doesn't make sense to go through all of them one by one to deselect them.

So question is: Is there any way to say: By default no data labels, except this one defined series (the line series).

 

And before someone now says it doesn't make sense to show that many serieses in a bar chart:
This chart is part of an embedded dashboard in our customer-facing product. That means, every customer only see their own (a very small subset of these) serieses and the chart will then make sense.

BTW: One more reason why I can't deselect these serieses manually, because I'm developing against our dev-environment, but the serieses on production will be totally different.

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[amitchandak · Accepted solution]

@happel , What I have done is, I created a measure that has value for only one series. Now instead of fixed series we can use TOP Series too
Use the latest measure driven label, in value used a measure
Label = if(Max('Item'[Category]) = "Category 1", [net], BLANK())

for Top category use like
Label =
var _top = maxx(INDEX(1, ALLSELECTED('Item'[Category]), ORDERBY(CALCULATE([Net],REMOVEFILTERS('Item'[Brand])), DESC)),[Category])
RETURN
if(MAX('Item'[Category])= _top, [Net], BLANK())