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Top & Bottom 10 based on % Week on Week changes
- Anonymous6 years ago
Hi Anonymous ,
You can create a Calculated Column for grouping the rankings.
Ratings Group =SWITCH(TRUE(),'Table'[Rating] >= 20 , "20 and above",'Table'[Rating] < 20 && 'Table'[Rating] >= 15, "15 to 19",'Table'[Rating] < 15 && 'Table'[Rating] >= 10, "10 to 14","9 and below")Then you can create a measureRankingGroup =RANKX(FILTER(ALL('Table'[site], 'Table'[Ratings Group]), 'Table'[Ratings Group] = MAX('Table'[Ratings Group])),CALCULATE(SUM('Table'[Average Rating])))Regards,
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Hi v-zhenbw-msft Thanks for your reply, unfortunately that's not what i'm after. The rating column is the number of ratings a site has and the average rating column is the rating that the site received. What I want to see is the following:
- Top 10 & Bottom 10 sites based on average rating but also based on how many ratings they have. My issue is that some sites only have 1 rating of 5 so they're included in the Top 10 alongside those that have had many more but the Top N filter only lets you sort on one metric.
Hi Anonymous ,
You can create a Calculated Column for grouping the rankings.
Regards,
Harsh Nathani
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