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Hi Geniuses,
All helps are appreciated, currently I am using below DAX formula to rank my salesmen but I want to create a DAX formula where I can rank them category [Channel] wise and I want to use different table/matrix for different channels.
Download my PBI file for better understanding,
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ruSZf6erk3uoqKgJFe-2rim1ynCPe2vf/view?usp=sharing
SWA Ranking ALL Channel =
Hey @mamunabdullah ,
I didn't fully understand what the result should the look like.
But I think @Greg_Deckler had the right approach. Try the following measure:
SWA Ranking ALL Channel =
RANKX(
ALLSELECTED( 'outlet-report' ),
[Avg Ach of Core & Premium],
,
DESC
)
@mamunabdullah Seems like maybe you could just use ALLSELECTED instead of ALL. This article has some information about RANKX categories, etc. To *Bleep* with RANKX! - Microsoft Power BI Community
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