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Hey @Anonymous ,
you can use the TOPN function to get the lowest average values.
Just group by your measure and sort ascending.
Check the short article how to do that:
TOPN – first N rows from table (DAX – Power Pivot, Power BI) – ExcelTown – kurzy přesně pro Vás
Hey @Anonymous ,
you can use the TOPN function to get the lowest average values.
Just group by your measure and sort ascending.
Check the short article how to do that:
TOPN – first N rows from table (DAX – Power Pivot, Power BI) – ExcelTown – kurzy přesně pro Vás
Yes, this worked thank you for the link!
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