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chenghee3
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visual to affect the rest of the visuals on a page e.g., top 5 procedures over 10 customers

Hey every! I was wondering if anyone knows how to get a visual to "affect" the rest of the visuals on a page. For example, if I have top N...lets say 5 procedures to solve a problem, and I get a visual showing that...how can I apply that "top 5 procedures " over a top 10 customers when the visuals do not let you do more than 1 top of N? I guess my question could be answered with "Is this something that should be done in PowerBI" or in the data massaging/gathering stage in power query and prior to making vizualizations?
 
 
 
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ray_ux
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@chenghee3 

 

Depending on how your data model is set up the relationships should filter correctly between visuals. Under view, there are edit interactions that control which visuals affect each other. Sounds like you need to use DAX measures to return the top 5 procedures for the top 10 customers though. Rankx would be the key to this.
https://dax.guide/rankx/

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ray_ux
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@chenghee3 

 

Depending on how your data model is set up the relationships should filter correctly between visuals. Under view, there are edit interactions that control which visuals affect each other. Sounds like you need to use DAX measures to return the top 5 procedures for the top 10 customers though. Rankx would be the key to this.
https://dax.guide/rankx/

Cheers, i will look into it. Thanks!

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