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Why my TOPN does not work ?
Hello guys,
Need help on some TOPN function.
When I have this kind of data relationship:
Then I create a Top 2 measure based on Item group like this:
Top 2 Amount by item group = CALCULATE(SUM(Transactions[amount]),
TOPN(2,
'Item groups', 'Item groups'[Group],ASC
)
)
Whereby what I want to show is the TOP 2 item group, what is the mistake, because currently still all item group come out.
The value and the ranking is correct though, only it doesn;t only show 2 of my item group.
Thanks,
- Anonymous5 years ago
Hi admin_xlsior ,
I create a sample data according to your description and did some test. While using 'group' from 'item groups' table it will show all groups. While using 'group' from 'products' table it will show correct result.
Best Regards,
Jay
6 Replies
- amitchandakSuper User
admin_xlsior , Try like
Top 2 Amount by item group = CALCULATE(SUM(Transactions[amount]),
TOPN(2,
'Item groups', 'Item groups'[Group],ASC
), values('Item groups'[Group])
)- admin_xlsiorPost Prodigy
Hi amitchandak
Unfortunately, it's not working. Noticed on your video, it is coming from same table, is it the cause of it ?
Is TOPN only works on same table ?
Thanks,
- admin_xlsiorPost Prodigy
Sorry, it's not, on your video it is 2 tables, Item and Sales.
But still in my case it's not working, is it because mine is 3 tables ?
Thanks
- amitchandakSuper User
admin_xlsior , I doubt that too. Can check does it work with group in products.
If so the options are merge the product and group in power query as a work around.
and Log and issue : https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Issues/idb-p/Issues
- admin_xlsiorPost Prodigy
Hi amitchandak
Yup, did tried that, and it is same result, not working. So is it a bug ? Quite strange but let me try to log.
Thanks,
- AnonymousNot applicable
Hi admin_xlsior ,
I create a sample data according to your description and did some test. While using 'group' from 'item groups' table it will show all groups. While using 'group' from 'products' table it will show correct result.
Best Regards,
Jay