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MichalDe
5 years agoFrequent Visitor
Topn with additonal filter
Hi I'm new in Power and I've got a problem with TOPN function with additonal FILTER on Dates. What am I doing wrong in this case? I want to get the column with TOP 10 customers for all dates (al...
- Anonymous5 years ago
Hi MichalDe ,
Got it. I have reached your expected in two ways please check.
- Method 1:
1. Create a table:
Sum top10 table = SUMMARIZE('Date',"Top10", SUMX(TOPN(10, ALL(Customer[Full Name]),[Total Sales],DESC),[Total Sales]) )2. Create a measure:
Top 10 All Time = IF([Total Sales]=BLANK(),BLANK(),MAX('Sum top10 table'[Top10]))- Method 2:
1.Create a new Year table:
New Table = SELECTCOLUMNS(FILTER('Date',[Total Sales]<>BLANK()),"Year",[Year])2.Create new total sales measure:
new total sales = CALCULATE([Total Sales],FILTER('Date',[Year]=MAX('New Table'[Year])))3. Top10:
new top10 = SUMX(TOPN(10,ALL(Customer[Full Name]),[Total Sales],DESC),[Total Sales])The final output is shown below:
In addition, when I open your pbix file, an alert dialog shown :
It seems that your PBI is in an earlier version, so please upgrade it to the latest version and have a try.
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Best Regards,
Eyelyn Qin
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MichalDe
5 years agoFrequent Visitor
Additionaly this measure
top 10 customers measure = CALCULATE([Total Sales],
TOPN(10, ALL('Customer'),
[Total Sales],
DESC))
yields 132 k and i do not know why this isint't corespoding with 135 k