Scenarios of Using Calculated Tables in Power BI

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Customer Sales = SUMMARIZE(FactInternetSales,FactInternetSales[CustomerKey], 'Total Sales', SUM(FactInternetSales[Total Sales]))


Top 10 Customers = TOPN(100,'Customer Sales','Customer Sales'[Total Sales],DESC)






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