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RankX measure in card visual is showing a different number to the rank displayed in a table visual,
Is there any solution for this?
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@karma123
I have attached a file for you, please check. It works for me.
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I tried the following but am getting blank appear in the visual.
Note the premium amount is a DAX measure that has been used.
In the card visual I am adding a filter to select only one category.
Example Data as below
Rank Category Premium
1 Food £100
2 Lifestyle £80
3 Transport £60
4 Education £20
When I put transport in a card it gives the rank as 4 when it should be 3 as shown in the table.
@karma123
I have attached a file for you, please check. It works for me.
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@karma123
Yes that's correct, it all depends on the context on which the calculation happens. Please provide some data and the expected results.
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I am using the RANKX(ALL(Category[Category Names]), [Premium]) formula in the table and card visual. When I filter for a specific category it gives a different result in the table and card visual.
Do I need to use a different measure for the card visual?
@karma123
You can use the same measure for both as follows. Change DESC to ASC if needed.
Rank Category =
RANK(
DENSE,
ALL(Category[Category Names],
ORDERBY( [Premium], DESC )
)
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