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Hi Everyone,
I want to create a DAX which gives following result :
So based on the "total" I want to find out "Top 3 brand" for "Category A and B" and "Top 1 Brand" for "Category C".
I am able to show top 3 Brands across all categories but facing difficulty with variable Top selection based on Category.
Please help.
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Thanks Hariharan_R. This measure is absolutely correct. But i have one more doubt for the same.
How to show multiple Categories in this DAX where i need this condition of variable Top N . For eg,
I have Category D and E as well along with C where this filteration of top N is different as compared to Category A and B.
Thanks.
Hi,
If you have more values then try use disconnected table with the TOPN values otherwise try the below one.
Top 3 =
VAR _N =
SWITCH(TRUE(), MIN('Table'[Category])="C",2,MIN('Table'[Category])="D",1,MIN('Table'[Category])="E",1,3)
VAR Top3 =
CALCULATETABLE (
GENERATE (
VALUES ('Table'[Category] ),
TOPN (
_N,
CALCULATETABLE ( VALUES ('Table'[Brand] ) ),
[Sales]
)
),
ALLSELECTED()
)
RETURN
CALCULATE (
1 * ( NOT ISEMPTY ( 'Table' ) ),
KEEPFILTERS ( Top3 )
)
Thanks
Hari
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Hi,
You can use below measure.
Top 3 =
VAR _N = IF(MIN('Table'[Category])="C",2,3)
VAR Top3 =
CALCULATETABLE (
GENERATE (
VALUES ('Table'[Category] ),
TOPN (
_N,
CALCULATETABLE ( VALUES ('Table'[Brand] ) ),
[Sales]
)
),
ALLSELECTED()
)
RETURN
CALCULATE (
1 * ( NOT ISEMPTY ( 'Table' ) ),
KEEPFILTERS ( Top3 )
)
Sample Data
Thanks
Hari
Thanks Hariharan_R. This measure is absolutely correct. But i have one more doubt for the same.
How to show multiple Categories in this DAX where i need this condition of variable Top N . For eg,
I have Category D and E as well along with C where this filteration of top N is different as compared to Category A and B.
Thanks.
Hi,
If you have more values then try use disconnected table with the TOPN values otherwise try the below one.
Top 3 =
VAR _N =
SWITCH(TRUE(), MIN('Table'[Category])="C",2,MIN('Table'[Category])="D",1,MIN('Table'[Category])="E",1,3)
VAR Top3 =
CALCULATETABLE (
GENERATE (
VALUES ('Table'[Category] ),
TOPN (
_N,
CALCULATETABLE ( VALUES ('Table'[Brand] ) ),
[Sales]
)
),
ALLSELECTED()
)
RETURN
CALCULATE (
1 * ( NOT ISEMPTY ( 'Table' ) ),
KEEPFILTERS ( Top3 )
)
Thanks
Hari
your dax function is working fine but i have the categories 6(a,b,c,d,e,f) for each category top 5 brands i want baced on total sales
Hi @Anonymous
You can remove _N with 5 like below.
CALCULATETABLE (
GENERATE (
VALUES ('Table'[Category] ),
TOPN (
5,
CALCULATETABLE ( VALUES ('Table'[Brand] ) ),
[Sales]
)
),
ALLSELECTED()
)
RETURN
CALCULATE (
1 * ( NOT ISEMPTY ( 'Table' ) ),
KEEPFILTERS ( Top3 )
)
Thanks
Hari
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