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Anonymous
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How to get Rank values without blanks

how to get rank values from starting from 1 when the rest values are blanks

 

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Anonymous
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Rank =
if(
	HASONEFILTER( T[Name] )
	&&
	[Total Sales] <> 0,
	
	RANKX(
		FILTER(
			ALLSELECTED( T[Name] ),
			[Total Sales] <> 0
		),
		[Total Sales],
		,
		ASC,
		Dense
	)
	
)

 

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harshnathani
Community Champion
Community Champion

Hi @Anonymous ,

 

 

Use the measure.


Rank= 

IF (NOT(ISBLANK([Total Sales)),RANKX(ALLSELECTED(Location_Date),[Total Sales,],ASC))

 

Regards,
Harsh Nathani

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Anonymous
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Rank =

 

Var Ranky = RANKX(ALLSELECTED(Location_Data),CALCULATE([Total sales]),,ASC) Return IF(NOT(ISBLANK([Total sales])),Ranky,BLANK())

 

but still getting the same as above

Hi @Anonymous ,

 

Please use the measure which I sent.

 

Here yu have already calculated the rank in var ranky.

 

While I am calculating rank only when Sales is not blank.

 

Both are different.

 

Regards,

HN

@Anonymous 

 

Rank= 

IF (NOT(ISBLANK([Total Sales)),RANKX(ALLSELECTED(Location_Date),[Total Sales,],ASC))

Anonymous
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i have use same measure but still it gaves me 1 rank for blank values i want blanks should not have any rank it should be blank

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