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Top 10 Rank
Hi guys,
I have an expression
=SUM({<CalDateMonth ={$(vCurrentMonth)}>} Revenue)
Is there any way I can add the Rank function to this and show the top 10 ?
Thanks
J
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Figured this out now. Should really use the search function before posting shouldn't I.
I found this thread


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hello
why don't you use dimensional limits tab in your graph ?

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I would like to add a couple of other measures also and not just the revenue if that makes sense?


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you can add all measures you need and limit the display by using one or more of this measure
in your case, you could all a measure giving the rank and limit the display to the n first values

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Figured this out now. Should really use the search function before posting shouldn't I.
I found this thread
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May be use this?
SUM({<FieldName = {"=Rank(SUM({<CalDateMonth ={$(vCurrentMonth)}>} Revenue))<=10"}>}Sales)


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now you have a lot of solutions to your problem. Be careful that the end of the post seems to be QlikSense.

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This is the exact expression which i used. Thanks guys
