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Anonymous
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7 years ago

visualization of variance

hi

 

i have the requirement where i need to display the chart with top 5 positive and negative variances with respect to sales in the sates of united states . Is there any way that i can represent top 5 and bottom 5 in one chart?. if not how can i show this?

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  • Hey,

     

    it's not totally clear what you are the top 5 and bottom 5 sales in the US, the customer, the orders, the products ...

     

    Basically you can filter for the top 5 and for the bottom 5 union both tables and then use this table to filter the customer, the ordres, the products ...

     

    This is my current thinking (it's just a quick something):

    CALCULATE(
    	[Total Sales]
    	,UNION(
    		--this returns the top 5 products
    		TOPN(5,VALUES('product table'[product]), [Total Sales], 0)
    		,--this returns the bottom 5 products
    		TOPN(5,VALUES('product table'[product]), [Total Sales], 1)
    	)
    )
    		

    I guess it will be much more easy if you create a pbix with sample data, upload the file to onedrive or dropbox and share the link.

     

    Regards

    • Anonymous's avatar
      Anonymous
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      TomMartens  : thanks for your reply .actually my users needs to see like what is the most performaing sales which is doing business great and bottom 5 states with respect to products where business needs to be more focus on so that they can work on closely on taking certian business decisions . That is the reason if they can see in one chart that would be great else i ok to create two charts with top 5 best performaing sales chart and another one is bottom 5 sales performing chart so that it can be visualized properly for taking more accurate decisions

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        TomMartens
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        Hey,

         

        please create a pbix with some sample data, upload the file onedrive or dropbox and share the link.

         

        Regards,

        Tom