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depple
Helper III
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Top N Filter - Biggest changes

Hi,

 

I would like to create a visual that shows the 10 products with the biggest changes in volume. As these can be both positive and negative, I tried to created an ABS-value measure for use in Visual level filter, but the Top N filter is (probably obviuosly) not available for the measure.

 

Any suggestions?

 

/depple

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OwenAuger
Super User
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Hi @depple 

If you have a visual showing any measure by Product, you can certainly filter Product to the Top 10 based on absolute variance.

 

I created a simple example PBIX here and did the following:

  1. Started with a Sales Amount Variance measure (in my example a year-on-year variance)
  2. Created a SalesAmount Variance Absolute measure:
    Sales Amount Variance Absolute = 
    ABS ( [Sales Amount Variance] )
  3. Created a visual showing Sales Amount Variance by Product, with a Top N filter on Product, set to Top 10 by Sales Amount Variance Absolute,
  4. To illustrate that it's working correctly, created a visual showing Sales Amount Variance without the filters, with a Rank measure defining the colour (based on this article😞
    Rank of Product by Absolute Variance = 
    IF (
        ISINSCOPE( Sales[Product] ),
        RANKX (
            CALCULATETABLE (
                VALUES ( Sales[Product] ),
                ALLSELECTED ( Sales[Product] )
            ),
            [Sales Amount Variance Absolute]
        )
    )
  5. Appears as follows:image.png

     

Hopefully that helps. Please post back if needed.

 

Regards,

Owen


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OwenAuger
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Hi @depple 

If you have a visual showing any measure by Product, you can certainly filter Product to the Top 10 based on absolute variance.

 

I created a simple example PBIX here and did the following:

  1. Started with a Sales Amount Variance measure (in my example a year-on-year variance)
  2. Created a SalesAmount Variance Absolute measure:
    Sales Amount Variance Absolute = 
    ABS ( [Sales Amount Variance] )
  3. Created a visual showing Sales Amount Variance by Product, with a Top N filter on Product, set to Top 10 by Sales Amount Variance Absolute,
  4. To illustrate that it's working correctly, created a visual showing Sales Amount Variance without the filters, with a Rank measure defining the colour (based on this article😞
    Rank of Product by Absolute Variance = 
    IF (
        ISINSCOPE( Sales[Product] ),
        RANKX (
            CALCULATETABLE (
                VALUES ( Sales[Product] ),
                ALLSELECTED ( Sales[Product] )
            ),
            [Sales Amount Variance Absolute]
        )
    )
  5. Appears as follows:image.png

     

Hopefully that helps. Please post back if needed.

 

Regards,

Owen


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@OwenAuger  - the pbix file is not available on the link. Will it be possible to get it loaded again? 

 

Thank you

Mira

@Anonymous  just edited my post and fixed the link - should be good to go now 🙂


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@OwenAuger 

 

It works perfect. Thanks a lot!

 

/depple

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