Pivot Table - Top 10 positive

dudumomo

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Hi there,
I have a pivot table where I want to filter the top 10 value (gap of 2019 vs 2018) and I am not able to do it properly due to mix of positive and negative value.

If I use the Value Filters --> Top 10, I get the top 10 absolute value, but I want only the positive one.
I will get so far 10, 14, 16 but also -20. And I don't want to show this one, I want to top 10 positive value.

Any idea to do it?

Thank you
 

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