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Hi,
Power BI newbie. I wanted to know the top category by sales per place, per year so I created a calculated table with a calculated column for the rank that looks like this:
I tried to concatenate the categories for my visual using this measure:
Top Category = CONCATENATEX(FILTER(Table, Table[Rank]=1), Table[Category], ",")
But this is what I got despite the date on the slicer being Year 3:
I've been working on this for quite some time and can't seem to find any solution. I'd appreciate any help. Thanks in advance.
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Hi,
These measures work
Sales = SUM(Data[Total sales])Max sales = MAXX (VALUES(Data[Category]),[Sales])Best selling category = CONCATENATEX(TOPN(1,VALUES(Data[Category]),[Sales]),Data[Category],",")
Hope this helps.
Hi,
These measures work
Sales = SUM(Data[Total sales])Max sales = MAXX (VALUES(Data[Category]),[Sales])Best selling category = CONCATENATEX(TOPN(1,VALUES(Data[Category]),[Sales]),Data[Category],",")
Hope this helps.
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