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2 TopicsHow to combine TOP 6 & BOTTOM 2 results from another DAX measure into new measure
I have linked SAP with PowerBI two different tables, one containing current year sales per product & country and the other containing previous year sales per product & country. I have created a DAX measure to calculate "vs. Prior Year" sales and now I have been asked to create a chart that will show the top 6 and bottom 2 products, so each country lead can get this info. I am trying to filter in the chart of "vs. Prior Year" both Top 6 and Bottom 2 filter, but it`s not allowing. Also, i am trying to use a new DAX measure that will combine Top 6 & bottom 2 "vs. Prior Year", however TOPN measure requires a table in the 2nd position and it doesn`t accept another DAX measure TOPN(<N_Value>, <Table>, <OrderBy_Expression>, [<Order>[, <OrderBy_Expression>, [<Order>]]…]) Any idea how I can solve this? Thank you in advance.Solved1.4KViews0likes6CommentsTopN + Others
Hi Dear Community, I have created this Table and measure in order to get Top 5 cases. Top casestable: Top Cases2 = filter(UNION(DISTINCT('Cases'[L1_SubjectDesc]), DATATABLE("L1_SubjectDesc",STRING, {{"Others"}})), not ISBLANK('Cases'[L1_SubjectDesc])) I also created 1:* relationship between this new table and Cases table. And measure to sum top 5 cases count and the rest of cases count as "Others" : Top 5 cases2 = var TopCaseTable = TOPN(5, ALLSELECTED('Top Cases2'), [Case Count]) var TopCaseCount = CALCULATE([Case Count], KEEPFILTERS(TopCaseTable)) var OtherCases = CALCULATE([Case Count], ALLSELECTED('Top Cases2')) - CALCULATE([Case Count], TopCaseTable) var CurrentCase = SELECTEDVALUE('Top Cases2'[L1_SubjectDesc]) Return IF(CurrentCase <> "Others", TopCaseCount, OtherCases) The problem: The measure seems to work on table (without adding date field though) but not on matrix. The 2 fields are from Top Cases2 table: And itdoesn't work on a stacked bar chrat. First the legend shows all the subjects instead of top 5, then it seems to not show the top 5 of the cases. with the legend, which is from the Top Cases2 table. Will appreciate your help to figure this issue out. Cheers!586Views0likes1Comment