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Hello All,
I have a ranking issue I can't solve.
I have the below table:
1 same group can have multiple dealers.
My ranking formula is the following:
Suddenly, the dealer who was number 1 became number 2 and the number 2 and 3 both became number 3. Therefore, if in my slicer I select bottom 1, it will show me blank value.
I need the bottom 1 to remain 1 when I add the Region column like as below:
| N Group | Dealer Full Name | Ranking test | score in % | Region |
| 125 | .......7 | 3 | 71,11 | FR |
| 573 | .......6 | 2 | 62,22 | NL |
| 573 | ........2 | 1 | 49,44 | NL |
And If I select the Region NL in a slicer, I need my ranking to adapt iself as below:
| N Group | Dealer Full Name | Ranking test | score in % | Region |
| 573 | .......6 | 2 | 62,22 | NL |
| 573 | ........2 | 1 | 49,44 | NL |
How could I achive this ?
Thanks
hi @Chrisjr
Please try something like this, correct the table/column names. If it doesn't work, please share sample data, few rows from tables involved in this visual(remove any sensitive information).
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