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Hi,
I created a dashboard with built-in dynamic switch to show the top and bottom 5, 10, and 15 performers by products and salespeople (similar to this dashboard). We have over 500+ products and 200+ salespeople.
Based on the dashboard link, Total revenue was $4B. The dashboard displays the top 5 products by revenue when selected, but mgt wants to see the total top 5 and % of the total (e.g. total products revenue were $4B. Top 5 product sales is $0.58B. Top 5 % of Total iss 14.5%).
Is there a measure that can summarize only the top/bottom products that are being displayed?
Hi @qthuynh,
It could be a measure as below. Can you share a sample please?
Measure =
SUMX (
TOPN (
5,
SUMMARIZE (
FactSales,
'DimProduct'[ColorName],
"salestotal", SUM ( FactSales[SalesQuantity] )
),
[salestotal]
),
[salestotal]
)Best Regards,
Dale
Sample data has been added to the post above. I need a way to subtotal the (Top/Bottom 5, 10, 15) savings or spend that is being displayed in the bar chart.
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