How to count a rank

[German_Chris]

Hello,
I like to count the rank of prices.
 
I have the following (example) table:

article	price	Account_No	Account_Name	Group1	Group2
A	9	60000	Hans	525A	EPS
A	10	50000	Meier	525A	EPS
A	11	40000	Schulz	525A	EPS
A	12	30000	Friedel	525A	EPS
A	13	20000	Thomas	525A	EPS
B	20	60000	Hans	525A	EPS
B	22	20000	Thomas	525A	EPS
B	10	40000	Schulz	525A	EPS
C	30	50000	Meier	525A	EPS
C	32	60000	Hans	525A	EPS
C	11	40000	Schulz	525A	EPS
D	12	50000	Meier	925A	EPS
D	13	40000	Schulz	925A	EPS
D	10	30000	Friedel	925A	EPS
E	9	20000	Thomas	925A	EPS
E	20	60000	Hans	925A	EPS
E	22	20000	Thomas	925A	EPS
E	10	40000	Schulz	925A	EPS
F	30	50000	Meier	925A	EPS
F	32	60000	Hans	925A	EPS

With the both measures:

Price_:=MAX(Prices_History[price])

Preis_Rank:=RANKX(ALLSELECTED(Prices_History[Account_Name]);[Price_];[Price_];;Dense )

I can analyze the data in a PivotTable like this (works perfekt):

Now, what I need is (a measure) to COUNT the Rank per ACCOUNT and Group1, this should be like this:

(I think) I can't use a calculated column with the rank, because I will use a slicer for account and Group2, so I need a dynamic rank.

Can anybody help with this? 

[SpartaBI]

@German_Chris my pleasure 🙂
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[SpartaBI · Accepted solution]

@German_Chris

STEP 1:
Create this calculated table:

Parater Rank Table = SELECTCOLUMNS( {1,2,3,4,5}, "Rank_Value",[Value] )

STEP 2: Create this measure:
Rank Count =
VAR _current_rank_parameter = SELECTEDVALUE('Parater Rank Table'[Rank_Value])
VAR _result =
COUNTROWS(
     FILTER(
            ADDCOLUMNS(
                        VALUES(Prices_History[article]),
                        "@Rank", [Preis_Rank]
            ),
             [@Rank] = _current_rank_parameter )
)
RETURN IF(ISINSCOPE(Prices_History[Group1]),_result)

STEP 3:
Put the column from the parameter table on the columns of the matrix and the measue in the values (in the rows put what you put in your pic)

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[German_Chris]

@SpartaBI 
many thanks!
For Excel I had to change something.

1. I don´t know how to create a calculated Table in PowerPivot, so I create a "normal" Table an imported it to the model.

2. Function SELECTEDCOLUMNS does not exists in PowerPIvot-Dax, so I replace it with

VAR  current_rank_parameter = IF(HASONEVALUE(Rank_Table[Rank_Value]);VALUES(Rank_Table[Rank_Value]))

3. Function ISINSCOPE does not exist in PowerPIvot-Dax, I'ed replace it with HASONEVALUE()

RETURN IF(HASONEVALUE(Prices_History[Group1]); result)​

Result is as exspacted

BR German_Chris