DAX

Finding the top Nth largest or smallest data from a result set is a common request we receive in our everyday work as data analysts. Those N-values at the top or bottom of the list have a lot of power, which could help with their potential interpretations. Consider the hundreds of goods you might have in your business. You must be aware of which products are most popular and which are underperforming as a businessperson. You can guarantee your business growth with that knowledge. Making business choices will be simpler for you if you are familiar with the best-selling products. The TOPN() dax function in DAX has the best and simplest solution for your issue. My PBIX file on it contains more details, which you can read. PBIX file link: TOPN

One well-liked data analysis function is count. It is something that a data analyst must employ frequently. While working with various counts, there may occasionally be some confusion. By briefly describing its type and definition in this PBIX file, I try to capitalize on the uncertainty that has arisen. The pbix file link: COUNT