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Yes, here are the steps to develop a dynamic measure for filtering a virtual table:

1. Determine the type of data you are working with.

2. Define the measure you want to filter by. For example, if you are working with sales data, you may want to filter by a measure such as total sales, number of units sold, or profit margin.

3. Determine the range of values for the measure. This could be a fixed range, such as only showing values between $100 and $500, or a dynamic range based on the data, such as only showing the top 10% of sales.

4. Decide if you want to include or exclude the values in the range. This will depend on the specific use case, but it's important to make this decision before you start building the filter.

5. Create the filter using a software tool or programming language that supports virtual tables. Many tools, such as Excel and SQL, have built-in filtering capabilities that can be used to create dynamic measures.

6. Test the filter to ensure that it is working as expected. You may need to adjust the range or other parameters to get the desired results.

7. Use the filter to analyze the virtual table and make informed decisions based on the data.