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DM_95
Helper I
Helper I

Measure for Highest value and 2nd highest value of column

Hi,

 

I want to create a measure for the highest value and 2nd highest value of Delivery Country. In the matrix below, Net Sales PY ('Sales' [Net Sales PY]) are displayed by Width ('Product'[Width]) and by Delivery Country ('Address'[Country ISO]). What I try to create in this matrix is a column next to Net Sales PY with the highest value of Delivery Country ('Address'[Country ISO]). So, in this case for Width=320, Delivery Country "DE" needs to be shown (Other countries as Blank()). I would also need an extra column with 2nd highest value of Delivery Country ('Address'[Country ISO]). So, in this case for Width=320, Delivery Country "BE" needs to be shown.

It needs to be dynamic. So when I select other customers, it needs to take into account all possible Delivery Countries.

 

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DM_95
Helper I
Helper I

@amitchandak , when I create your measure it shows exactly the same values as [Net Sales PY] because it's already sorted by Width and Country ISO. What I'm trying to get is the Country ISO for the maximum value. For example, [Net Sales PY] of Width "320" and Country ISO "DE" is 237.338,73 --> measure needs to show the max value of Country ISO. So, "DE" in this case. The second measure needs to do the same but for the 2nd highest value of Country ISO ("BE" in this case).

 

Thanks in advance!

amitchandak
Super User
Super User

@DM_95 , Try a measure like

 

calculate([Net Sales PY], TOPN(2, allselected('Address'[Country ISO]), [Net Sales PY],desc), values('Address'[Country ISO]))

 

TOPN: https://youtu.be/QIVEFp-QiOk

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