RANKX across all levels and avoiding blank values

[Krispi]

I'm looking for a way to rank all values independend if that are on the first level or second level of my hierarchy.

This is the hierarchy:

Area	Country
AuNZ	Australia
AuNZ	New Zealand
Canada	Canada
Europe	Belgium
Europe	Germany
Europe	France
UK	UK

Some levels in my hierarchy have blank values:

	Value	Rank
AuNZ	65.1%	2
Australia	<blank>
New Zealand	<blank>
Canada	70.1%	1
Canada	<blank>
Europe	<blank>
Belgium	60.8%	3
Germany	25.7%	5
France	10.0%	6
UK	30.0%	4
UK	<blank>

As you can see, values are blank for all countries, except for the countries in Europe. Also for Europe itself the value is blank. 

I created this measure to get the right values at the right place:

Value =

    SWITCH(

        TRUE(),

        (SELECTEDVALUE(DimSummary[Area]) IN {"Europe"} && ISINSCOPE(DimSummary[Country]))

        ||

        (NOT(SELECTEDVALUE(DimSummary[Area]) IN {"Europe"}) && ISINSCOPE(DimSummary[Area]) && NOT(ISINSCOPE(DimSummary[Country]))),

        CALCULATE(DimLargeTable[Value],

            TREATAS(VALUES(DimSummary[Area]), DimLargeTable[Area]),

            TREATAS(VALUES(DimSummary[County]), DimLargeTable[Country])

    ))

Is this possible? I looked around I didn't see anybody doing RANKX across the complete hierarchy.

[Krispi]

Hi @Anonymous 

Thanks for sharing these examples! Problem is that all these rank at each level of the hierarchy and not across the levels of the hierarchy (or perhaps I missed that). 

I'll prepare an example PIBX. I cannot share the current version.

Thanks

Kris

[Anonymous]

Hi @Krispi ,

You can refer to the following posts that may be helpful to you:

Rankx in Matrix Hierarchy - Microsoft Fabric Community

 Rankx Multiple levels to Hierarchy - Microsoft Fabric Community

Power BI Ranking In Hierarchical Form (enterprisedna.co)

If the above one can't help you get the desired result, please provide some sample data in your tables (exclude sensitive data) with Text format and your expected result with backend logic and special examples. It is better if you can share a simplified pbix file. Thank you.

Best Regards,

Neeko Tang

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