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Hello Everyone,
I have following dataset:
Based on that i want to have 3 charts:
1. Chart #1 is to show items order by sold quantity (pieces)
2. Chart #2 and #3 are to show sales of top 1 sold item by shop (#2 chart) and top 2 sold item by shop (#3)
Chart #1 looks like this:
Chart #2 should look like this:
I have written following measure:
Rank of Sold Items =
CALCULATE(
MAX(Sheet2[Item]),
FILTER(
VALUES(Sheet2[Item]),
RANKX(
ALL(Sheet2[Item]),
SUM(Sheet2[Sold pieces])
) = 1
)
)
but this returns Item #4 that is not ranked as #1. I assume that i should use different function then MAX to return name of top 1 ranked item.
Could you please help change measure so it returns #1 ranked item?
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Hi,
I am not sure if I understood your question correctly, but please try the below whether it suits your requirement.
Rank of Sold Items =
CALCULATE (
MAX ( Sheet2[Item] ),
FILTER (
VALUES ( Sheet2[Item] ),
RANKX ( ALL ( Sheet2[Item] ), CALCULATE ( SUM ( Sheet2[Sold pieces] ) ) ) = 1
)
)
Hi,
I am not sure if I understood your question correctly, but please try the below whether it suits your requirement.
Rank of Sold Items =
CALCULATE (
MAX ( Sheet2[Item] ),
FILTER (
VALUES ( Sheet2[Item] ),
RANKX ( ALL ( Sheet2[Item] ), CALCULATE ( SUM ( Sheet2[Sold pieces] ) ) ) = 1
)
)
Thank You!
It seems that you did understood because it works.
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