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Hi everyone,
So I used rankx in order to rank sales by client. My client asked me to show TOP 30 clients by sales, I did that filtering the object to show those 30. But my client also wants me to show a table with de percentaje of sales by those TOP 30 and the percentaje of sales of the other clients.
I thought I could use a measure like this: % TOP 30 = calculate( sum(sales); ranking <=30) but Power BI doesn't allow that. How can
I'm pretty sure you just have to turn it around and use a switch statement like
%Top 30 = Switch (true(), ranking<=30, calculate(sum(sales))
You might not need the true( ) expression but, that is a place to start and it would allow you room to calculate the others as well I think.
Hi, thank you for answering. Power BI allowed me to calculate the measure but it showed the total amount of sales.
Facturación = sum('BBDD UTMS'[Total Neto Faena USD]) ; total amount= $ 25.335.100
I'm not totally sure, It seems like it's just not pulling out the ranked as it's supposed to. I would try using ALLSELECTED instead of ALL in your ranking measure.
Changing to allselected didn't work 😞 Thank you for answering, though 🙂
I'm looking at this again, I think the rank formula is not quite right.
Try replacing the Calculate portion with your measure for the sum of sales.
I hope that works for you.
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