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Topn formula error: Multiple Columns scalar value
- 5 years ago
findingsolution TOPN returns a table and your measure should always return a scalar value and that's why you are getting this error
Most Expensive = CALCULATE ( SUM ( Expenses[Expense Cost] ), KEEPFILTERS ( TOPN ( 3, ALLSELECTED ( Expenses), Expenses[Expense Cost], DESC ) ) )try above measure
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findingsolution TOPN returns a table and your measure should always return a scalar value and that's why you are getting this error
Most Expensive =
CALCULATE (
SUM ( Expenses[Expense Cost] ),
KEEPFILTERS (
TOPN (
3,
ALLSELECTED ( Expenses),
Expenses[Expense Cost],
DESC
)
)
)
try above measure
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- findingsolution5 years agoHelper I
thank you so much! I have a follow up question:
I now have the cost of each expense, how do I get a measure that calculates the name of the expense? Now I want the top 3 expenses by cost, but I want their names (not the values, like above). Thank you so much!