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YILE
New Member

How to rank Top N and other Properly

Hi,

 

I have a stacked bar chart for Top 30 looks like below. Remaining Suppliers are above the last supplier. How can I fix this?

 

YILE_0-1680705251222.png

 

Here is the rankx I use:

 

Rank =
IF(
    [Total Amount] <> BLANK(),
    RANKX(
        TOPN(
            SELECTEDVALUE('TopN Selection'[Top Suppliers]),
            ALLSELECTED('Pseudo Supplier Table'),
            [Total Spend]
        ),
        [Total Spend],,
        ASC,
    Dense
    )
)

 

Can anyone helps me? 

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amitchandak
Super User
Super User

@YILE , for Top you should use DESC not ASC

 

try like

 

Sumx(keepfilters(
TOPN(
SELECTEDVALUE('TopN Selection'[Top Suppliers]),
ALLSELECTED('Pseudo Supplier Table'),
[Total Spend], desc
)),
[Total Spend]
)

 

or

 

calculate([Total Spend] ,keepfilters(
TOPN(
SELECTEDVALUE('TopN Selection'[Top Suppliers]),
ALLSELECTED('Pseudo Supplier Table'),
[Total Spend], desc
))

)

 

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