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Hi guys,
1 table with multiple columns, 2nd table too. Tables are linked with column Code
Columns of our interests are
Table1[Code]
Table2[Group]
Table2[SoldDate]
I would like to rank it by SoldDate and Group
Can anyone advise please
Hi,
As you suspected RANKX would be the function to use in these kind of scenarios. I recommend checking this article by SQLBI: https://www.sqlbi.com/articles/rankx-on-multiple-columns-with-dax-and-power-bi/
You should be able to consctruct the measure you are looking for with the methods described there.
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