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Ramees_123
Helper IV
Helper IV

Get Top 5 Records in Power BI Table View Including Other Values

I created the below Power BI table and used Top N filter in the filters pane to get top 5 current exposure amount based on the group name.

 

However I got around 7-10 rows as result since one Group Name contains more than one ORR and Industry value. How to rectify this ?

 

I need the Top 5 values comparing the Current Exposure amount value grouped with Group Name, ORR and Industry.

 

Screenshot 2021-04-15 182746.jpg

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amitchandak
Super User
Super User

@Ramees_123 , Use this for all the measure in the visual table

 

Measure =
var _grp = TOPN(10,all(Table[group Name]),[exposure amount],DESC)
return
calculate([exposure amount], filter(Table, Table[group Name] in _grp))

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amitchandak
Super User
Super User

@Ramees_123 , Use this for all the measure in the visual table

 

Measure =
var _grp = TOPN(10,all(Table[group Name]),[exposure amount],DESC)
return
calculate([exposure amount], filter(Table, Table[group Name] in _grp))

@amitchandak  Your formula is only allowing exposure amount as a measure. However my exposure amount is a column and not a measure. 

@Ramees_123 , Create a measure on column [exposure amount] and use

 

amount = sum([exposure amount])

 

use amount

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