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Hi I'm looking to create a chart that shows Top N, Bottom N (regardless of slicer selection) and a selected value (by a slicer) as the X-Axis. I've solved the Top and Bottom N part just fine. However, having trouble w/ the selected value portion. If I remove interactions w/ the slicer it shows all as the selected value; if I keep the filter on, it shows only selected... Please help!
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Hey,
thanks for sharing the data, now I understand your requirement.
Due to the time this is not a direct solution, but maybe this can give you an idea:
https://www.minceddata.info/2018/06/06/topsomething-and-all-the-rest-called-other/
If this will not help, I will take a closer look tomorrow evening - sorry for that.
Create an unrelated table that contains all the cities.
Create two tables TOPN, BOTTOMN and add the selected value from the slicer using ROW (check if the value is already in the new table, using CONTAINS(...)), then use this "new" table to map the cities to the unrelated table (used as axis for the visuals).
Hopefully this gives you an idea how to solve this
Regards
Tom
Hey,
I have to admit that I'm not fully understand your requirement.
Please create sample data, upload the resulting pbix file to onedrive or dropbox and share the link to the pbix file.
Regards
Tom
Thank you so much for responding. Please see the below link for a test file. If there's anything else I can provide, let me know!
Hey,
thanks for sharing the data, now I understand your requirement.
Due to the time this is not a direct solution, but maybe this can give you an idea:
https://www.minceddata.info/2018/06/06/topsomething-and-all-the-rest-called-other/
If this will not help, I will take a closer look tomorrow evening - sorry for that.
Create an unrelated table that contains all the cities.
Create two tables TOPN, BOTTOMN and add the selected value from the slicer using ROW (check if the value is already in the new table, using CONTAINS(...)), then use this "new" table to map the cities to the unrelated table (used as axis for the visuals).
Hopefully this gives you an idea how to solve this
Regards
Tom
Got it! Working now. Thank you so, so much!
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