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Hi,
A relative beginner question hopefully some expert here will be able to provide some guidance.
I have created a measure for distinctcount from the data i got. Example: my measure now show Monday 4, Tuesday 10, Wednesday 15, Thursday 10, Friday 1, Saturday 20, Sunday 15.
I am trying to achive below, is this possible?
Day Value Rank
Saturday 20 1
Sunday 15 2
Wednesday 15 2
Tuesday 10 3
Thursday 10 3
Monday 4 4
Friday 1 5
Thanks
Vince
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Hi @vincenttys ,
You can create a measure to rank your data.
RANK = RANKX ( ALL ( Sheet1[A] ), [Value],, DESC, DENSE )
Sheet1 is your table name, A is your day column and Value is your measure.
Here is the final visual.
Best Regards,
Eads
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Hi @vincenttys ,
You can create a measure to rank your data.
RANK = RANKX ( ALL ( Sheet1[A] ), [Value],, DESC, DENSE )
Sheet1 is your table name, A is your day column and Value is your measure.
Here is the final visual.
Best Regards,
Eads
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
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