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I need to rank a table based on dates as shown in the example below (we can assume there are more ID's but for simplicity i only included one)
I have tried
= Rankx ( allselected('table'[id]), SelectedValue('table'[date]), desc )
but i only get rank = 1 for both ID's
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Hi @Euro0681
Please try
= Rankx ( allselected('table'[id]), CALCULATE ( SelectedValue('table'[date])), desc )
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