TOPN is a great DAX function to use in Power BI when you have some internal ranking logic that you want apply to your calculation.
There are many occasions where there is a better formula combination to use than the alternative of RANKX.
There is a lot reviewed around this topic in the tutorial so, enjoy!
Sam
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1:17 - total number of cities with purchases
3:08 - calculating the top two cities
5:50 - calculating the bottom two cities
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