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SamanAteeq
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Power Query List.MaxN

‎07-07-2021 03:51 AM

= Table.SelectRows(#"Sorted Rows", each [FYear] = List.MaxN(#"Sorted Rows"[FYear],5)) not filtering the Top N rows, though List.Max function is working perfectly

 

can someone help me?

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Fowmy
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‎07-07-2021 04:41 AM

@SamanAteeq 

Try it this way:

Table.SelectRows(#"Sorted Rows", (x)=> List.ContainsAny( List.MaxN(#"Sorted Rows"[FYear],5), {x[FYear]} ))
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Fowmy
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‎07-07-2021 04:41 AM

@SamanAteeq 

Try it this way:

Table.SelectRows(#"Sorted Rows", (x)=> List.ContainsAny( List.MaxN(#"Sorted Rows"[FYear],5), {x[FYear]} ))
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