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I have a measure ranking
Rank: Registered Member Max = max(RANKX(ALLSELECTED('ELIGIBLE_POLICY'[GROUP POLICY NAME]),CALCULATE(SUM('ELIGIBLE_POLICY_HH'[REGISTERED_MEMBER_COUNT]))))
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@Anonymous , Not sure I got it exactly. but try like
maxX(values('ELIGIBLE_POLICY'[GROUP POLICY NAME]), RANKX(ALLSELECTED('ELIGIBLE_POLICY'[GROUP POLICY NAME]),CALCULATE(SUM('ELIGIBLE_POLICY_HH'[REGISTERED_MEMBER_COUNT]))))
@Anonymous , Not sure I got it exactly. but try like
maxX(values('ELIGIBLE_POLICY'[GROUP POLICY NAME]), RANKX(ALLSELECTED('ELIGIBLE_POLICY'[GROUP POLICY NAME]),CALCULATE(SUM('ELIGIBLE_POLICY_HH'[REGISTERED_MEMBER_COUNT]))))
Thanks @amitchandak that has worked, I had tried a MAX but hadn't done MAXX (I still don't really understand the 'x' element of DAX) so I appreciate your input 🙂
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