display the percentage by descending order and top3 as dark blue for current and last survey result

[Hayoung]

I would like to show and compare the % in descending order for current survey and previous survey to make a table visuals, with the top 3 as dark blue and other as blue.(Survey id is smaller means it is earlier date). I have tried to add measure by 

Current result% = SUM('TOP3'[%])

Previous result% =

var _date= maxx(filter('TOP3', 'TOP3'[Name] = earlier('TOP3'[Name]) && 'TOP3'[Date] < earlier('TOP3'[Date]) ), 'TOP3'[Date])

Return

CALCULATE([Current result%],

FILTER(ALL('TOP3'),[Survey ID]=_date

                    &&[Name]=SELECTEDVALUE('Q20_TOP3'[Name])

                    &&[Merged(Q&A)]=SELECTEDVALUE('TOP3'[Merged(Q&A)])))

Rank = RANKX(CALCULATETABLE(TOP3,ALLEXCEPT(TOP3,TOP3[Survey ID])), TOP3[%],,DESC)

Bar Color = if([Rank(current)] <= 3, "dark blue", "blue")

Below is my sample data.

Survey id	Name	%	Merged(Q&A)	Rank	Date
ABC123	A	50%	Q1_A1	1	09/09/2022
ABC123	A	40%	Q1_A2	2	09/09/2022
ABC123	A	30%	Q1_A5	3	09/09/2022
ABC123	A	1%	Q1_A4	5	09/09/2022
ABC123	A	5%	Q1_A6	4	09/09/2022
ABC123	A	0%	Q1_A3	6	09/09/2022
ABC234	A	50%	Q1_A1	1	18/09/2022
ABC234	A	2%	Q1_A2	4	18/09/2022
ABC234	A	15%	Q1_A5	2	18/09/2022
ABC234	A	1%	Q1_A4	5	18/09/2022
ABC234	A	8%	Q1_A6	3	18/09/2022
ABC234	A	0%	Q1_A3	6	18/09/2022
ABC345	B	20%	Q1_A1	3	07/09/2022
ABC345	B	30%	Q1_A2	1	07/09/2022
ABC345	B	30%	Q1_A5	2	07/09/2022
ABC345	B	1%	Q1_A4	5	07/09/2022
ABC345	B	5%	Q1_A6	4	07/09/2022
ABC345	B	0%	Q1_A3	6	07/09/2022
ABC456	B	10%	Q1_A1	2	20/09/2022
ABC456	B	5%	Q1_A2	3	20/09/2022
ABC456	B	30%	Q1_A5	1	20/09/2022
ABC456	B	1%	Q1_A4	5	20/09/2022
ABC456	B	3%	Q1_A6	4	20/09/2022
ABC456	B	0%	Q1_A3	6	20/09/2022

My expected result is table visuals like below:

 

[v-henryk-mstf · Accepted solution]

Hi @Hayoung ,

Try formula like below:

set_ =
RANKX (
    FILTER ( ALL ( TOP3 ), TOP3[Name] = MAX ( TOP3[Name] ) ),
    CALCULATE ( SUM ( TOP3[%] ) ),
    ,
    DESC,
    SKIP
)

color = IF([set_] in {1,3,4},"blue","light blue") 

If the problem is still not resolved, please provide detailed error information and test data. Looking forward to your reply.

Best Regards,
Henry

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