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it is possible to create a graph of the table type to present only the 10 highest values? is there any native configuration on the object or have to create a specific measure for this?
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Hi @Anonymous,
You can simply use query to achieve your requirement, sample:
Test table:
Duplicate it, then rename and sort the table by Amount:
Click on keep rows button, choose keep top rows, then input 10:
Regards,
Xiaoxin Sheng
Hi @Anonymous,
You can simply use query to achieve your requirement, sample:
Test table:
Duplicate it, then rename and sort the table by Amount:
Click on keep rows button, choose keep top rows, then input 10:
Regards,
Xiaoxin Sheng
@Anonymous
Look at this post - we did this with a pie chart and a table - it works the same way
hi @Anonymous
With a measure with RankX and level filter to Rank less or equal than to 10.