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I created a table called SALES_MGR_NET_SALES to list the Sales Managers and their Sales with this DAX expression:
SALES_MGR_NET_SALES = SUMMARIZE(DIM_CUST_REP_HIER,DIM_CUST_REP_HIER[Sales Mgr],"Sales",sum(FACT_SLS[Net Sales]))
I want to use SALES_MGR_NET_SALES to create a Top 10 Sales Managers list. I created a second table TOP_TEN_SALES, which is suppposed to have the Top 10 Sales Managers, using this DAX expression:
TOP_TEN_SALES = TOPN(10,SUMMARIZE(SALES_MGR_NET_SALES,SALES_MGR_NET_SALES[Sales Mgr]),MAX(SALES_MGR_NET_SALES[Sales]))
However this results in the entire list of Sales Managers. How do I get it to limit it to the top ten?
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