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Hi There,
I am looking to create a DAX Measure that results in the Name of the top performing Store, 2nd Store and 3rd Store within the current filter context. so there will be 3 item in the tool tip pop up. I am just looking for the Name of the store.
My database is set up in a standard Star layout with the following tables:
Fact
Stores
Products
Calendar
The measure that will determine the Top 1,2,3 store is based on the Units sales.
I Goal is for the user to be able to hover over a Channel (many stores are within a Channel) and the tooltip will tell them the top 1,2 and 3rd Store based on the performance of Unit sales.
here is a sample set of the data:
Regards,
Mark B
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hi @MarkCBB,
I'm not sure which among the fields in your dataset pertains to the store so I just assumed it is PLACE ID.
I created the following measures:
sum of units = SUM ( 'FACT'[UNITS] )
store rank = RANKX ( ALL ( tblCHANNEL[PLACE ID] ), [sum of units] )
I am not sure how you want to displace your top 3 in the hover so I just created two top3 measures to be used as tooltips:
top 3 = CALCULATE ( CONCATENATEX ( VALUES ( tblCHANNEL[PLACE ID] ), tblCHANNEL[PLACE ID], ", " & UNICHAR ( 10 ) ), FILTER ( ALL ( tblCHANNEL[PLACE ID] ), [store rank] <= 3 ) )
Top 3 (w/ order) = VAR top1 = "Top 1: " & FILTER ( VALUES ( tblCHANNEL[PLACE ID] ), [store rank] = 1 ) & ", " & UNICHAR ( 10 ) VAR top2 = "Top 2: " & FILTER ( VALUES ( tblCHANNEL[PLACE ID] ), [store rank] = 2 ) & ", " & UNICHAR ( 10 ) VAR top3 = "Top 3: " & FILTER ( VALUES ( tblCHANNEL[PLACE ID] ), [store rank] = 1 ) RETURN top1 & top2 & top3
I added UNICHAR(10) just in case you want to show them seperated by line breaks on a matrix (you need to turn on word wrap for value).
And here's one more measure if you want to show the total value of those top 3 stores:
sum of units (top 3) = CALCULATE ( [sum of units], FILTER ( ALL ( tblCHANNEL[PLACE ID] ), [store rank] <= 3 ) )
The tooltip measures shoud look like this:
Please don't forget to kudos or accept this post as solution if you find this helpful. 🙂
Proud to be a Super User!
hi @MarkCBB,
I'm not sure which among the fields in your dataset pertains to the store so I just assumed it is PLACE ID.
I created the following measures:
sum of units = SUM ( 'FACT'[UNITS] )
store rank = RANKX ( ALL ( tblCHANNEL[PLACE ID] ), [sum of units] )
I am not sure how you want to displace your top 3 in the hover so I just created two top3 measures to be used as tooltips:
top 3 = CALCULATE ( CONCATENATEX ( VALUES ( tblCHANNEL[PLACE ID] ), tblCHANNEL[PLACE ID], ", " & UNICHAR ( 10 ) ), FILTER ( ALL ( tblCHANNEL[PLACE ID] ), [store rank] <= 3 ) )
Top 3 (w/ order) = VAR top1 = "Top 1: " & FILTER ( VALUES ( tblCHANNEL[PLACE ID] ), [store rank] = 1 ) & ", " & UNICHAR ( 10 ) VAR top2 = "Top 2: " & FILTER ( VALUES ( tblCHANNEL[PLACE ID] ), [store rank] = 2 ) & ", " & UNICHAR ( 10 ) VAR top3 = "Top 3: " & FILTER ( VALUES ( tblCHANNEL[PLACE ID] ), [store rank] = 1 ) RETURN top1 & top2 & top3
I added UNICHAR(10) just in case you want to show them seperated by line breaks on a matrix (you need to turn on word wrap for value).
And here's one more measure if you want to show the total value of those top 3 stores:
sum of units (top 3) = CALCULATE ( [sum of units], FILTER ( ALL ( tblCHANNEL[PLACE ID] ), [store rank] <= 3 ) )
The tooltip measures shoud look like this:
Please don't forget to kudos or accept this post as solution if you find this helpful. 🙂
Proud to be a Super User!
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