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I have the below data and I need to have a ranking with multiple conditions:
1. same code, same country, different brand - first criteria is brand with highiest QTY
2. if there is a tie in QTY - 2nd criteria should be AVG SALES
3. QTY with 0 (zero) and AVG SALES with blank should not be considered
I have the following formula:
Rank measure: =
IF (
HASONEVALUE ( 'Table2'[country] ),
CALCULATE (
COUNTROWS ( 'Table2' ),
WINDOW (
1,
ABS,
4,
REL,
SUMMARIZE (
ALL ( 'Table2'),
'Table2'[country],
'Table2'[brand],
'Table2'[QTY], 'Table2'[AVG SALES]
),
ORDERBY ( 'Table2'[QTY], ASC, 'Table2'[AVG SALES], ASC ),
KEEP,
PARTITIONBY ( 'Table2'[country])
)
)
)
But shows ranking like this:
And desired result should be:
Thanks in advance!
@Greg_Deckleri have already tried:
Ranking 2 =
RANKX(FILTER(ALL('Table2'),Table2[code]=MAX(Table2[code])&&Table2[country] = MAX(Table2[country]) && Table2[brand] = MAX(Table2[brand])),CALCULATE(SUM(Table2[QTY])),,ASC)
and it's not working
@yellow43 OK, post sample data as text in a table. I'm not hand-typing all that data. You might have better luck with this though:
Ranking 2 =
VAR __code = MAX('Table2'[code]
VAR __country = MAX('Table2'[country])
VAR __brand = MAX('Table2'[brand])
VAR __Table = FILTER(ALL('Table2'),Table2[code]=__code && Table2[country] = __coutnry && Table2[brand] = __brand)
VAR __Result = RANKX(__Table,CALCULATE(SUM(Table2[QTY])),,ASC)
RETURN
__Result
@yellow43 If you post sample data as text can be more specific. Why aren't you using RANKX?
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