Hi, I went over this. I don't think it's possible. For two reasons:
1 - Above doesn't work on dimensions, only on measures. There is a workaround for this: to create a measure with the function only()
2 - In the measure "Consumo medio" you have quite a complex expression. You have an aggregation with sum range nested on dimensions you don't have on your main table. The effect of this is that such expression returns a number of empty rows which are hidden by un-ticking "Include zero values" under Data Handling. Visually it is fine; the problem is that those hidden rows are still evaluated by the Above function; the result of this is that, even if you implement the workaround as per point 1, you are still stuck with these extra rows.
The only possible solution (but I'm not sure if it will work either) is to include in your loading script as much as possible of the calculations included in Consumo medio; I can see that most calculations and set expression elements are fixed so you should be able to bring them into your data structure. There will still be the challenge with the aggregation but I don't know how your data is structured and the workings of the various measures
Lorenzo
