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Exclude Top
- 2 years ago
CEllis , You can try window function there we can give start offset
example measures
M1= SUM ( Assessment[Points] )
Top 1000 exclding Top 3 =
CALCULATE([M1], WINDOW(4,ABS, 1000, ABS, ADDCOLUMNS(ALLSELECTED( Assessment[UPN (Pupil)], Assessment[YearGroup], Assessment[Collection], Assessment[Bucket] ),ORDERBY([M1],desc))))
Dynamic TOPN using TOPN/Window and Numeric parameter: https://youtu.be/vm2mdEioQPQ
- CEllis2 years agoResolver I
I nearly get it
I've added a measure 'Total Points' to only look at the "English" Bucket.I then added a column to the table below called [__English A8]
Total Points = CALCULATE(SUM(Assessment[Points]),FILTER(Assessment,Assessment[Bucket]="English") ) __English A8 = CALCULATE([Total Points],KEEPFILTERS(WINDOW(1,ABS,1,ABS,SUMMARIZE(Assessment,Assessment[UPN (Pupil)],Assessment[YearGroup],Assessment[Collection],Assessment[Bucket]), ORDERBY(Assessment[Total Points],DESC))))What I was hoping for is the [__English A8] column would only show the first value because its the highest not show both values, by adding the 1,ABS,1 I thought that would restrict it to the first record.
Many thanks for your help.
- CEllis2 years agoResolver I