Line Chart(trend analysis),Need to hide "others" while showing

[#1]

When I restrict the values to the top 6, im given a list of the top 5 customers and then the 6th is an accumulation of all the other customers.

So, for instance, if my sales figure was 100

Cust 1 - 10

Cust 2 - 5

Cust 3 - 3

Cust 4 - 2

Cust 5 - 4

Other - 76

I don’t want "others" while showing in the reports (it’s totally distorting the report) and while calculating trends I need those values?

I Have used set analysis in the dimension as aggr(if(rank(sum([Order Amount]))<=0,Customer),Customer)

Please help ASAP

Thanks

[#2]

Thanks Michael for your reply,When we suppress the null values it changing the Actuall % values.Which is not correct.Please let me know is there is any other way to hide those null values.

[Anonymous]

In this case, follow the suggestion with dimension limit - see attched:

[thomduvi83 · Accepted solution]

I would do that by reducing the Vendor in the expression in place of the dimension, using set analysis :

sum({<Vendor = {"=Rank(sum({$<Year={2010}>}Units))<=3"}>}Units)/

sum(Total <[Year]>[Units])

Look at this sample, % seems to stay the same

Regards,

Thomas

[#5]

Hi Michael,

Thanks
In dimensions I have used set analysis because I need to top 3 vendors of current year and need to create line chart for those vendors for the rest of the years. Excluding the other values need not suppress null values.Can we write any set analysis for this prob..

Really sorry for disturbing you..

[#6]

Thank you very much Thomas

[Anonymous]

It's fine to keep the dimension calculated.  I changed in for the simple reason, thought it's not necessary.  That is, you can use both calculated dimension, use restriction on the "dimensions limit", not showing others.