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I have a table with Site Names and Multiple Measures ( Impressions , Click ...) as shown below:
Need to find top 5/10/15 Site Names. I am able to calculate for a single measure using the below formula:
Hi @UditJ ,
If you want to only get the TOP N based on one measure, use the TOP N filter.
If you want to sort based on multiple columns, you can get a single Rankin result separately, and then combine them together to get a final ranking result. Then put the ranking measure into TOP N filter.
Best Regards,
Stephen Tao
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Hello ,
i want the top n as a slicer where i am able to choose the top 5. top 10 . top 15 and top 20. Is there any way where i can get the top n slicer based on multiple measures ?
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