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I created below measure, to show top N and others. I was also able to create Bottom N and Others by just changing the order in one of the step. But my goal would be to have say Top 3 and Bottom 3 and club the rest under others. For more details I created this using Youtube video from Goodly - Top Sale for Top Products and others.
Measure created : Top N SUM Table =
VAR TOPNSelected = SELECTEDVALUE('TopN Selection'[Value])
VAR CurrentProd = SELECTEDVALUE('Pseudo Prod Table'[Product])
VAR TopProducts = TOPN( TopNSelected, ALLSELECTED('Pseudo Prod Table'[Product]), [Total Sales] )
VAR TopProdSales = CALCULATE( [Total Sales], KEEPFILTERS( TopProducts ) ) RETURN IF( HASONEVALUE('Pseudo Prod Table'[Product]), SWITCH( TRUE(), CurrentProd <> "Others", TopProdSales, CurrentProd = "Others", CALCULATE( [Total Sales], ALLSELECTED('Pseudo Prod Table'[Product]) ) - CALCULATE( [Total Sales], TopProducts ) ), [Total Sales] )
@sumanth1601 , refer if this approach can help
Power BI- TOPN with Others- https://youtu.be/I_TY4hVlzAE
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