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Hi Team,
For every serviceID there are impacted ticket Ids and Date on which impacted.
Now I have to rank the order for each serviceId and according to date i need to sort
I did this and got the order using below formula.
Order = RANKX(FILTER('Impacted services','Impacted services'[ServiceID]=EARLIER('Impacted services'[ServiceID])),'Impacted services'[Date],,ASC,Dense)
But now the challenge is when i am using Date filters the order should change dynamically which is not happening.
Sample Data:
ServiceID TicketID Date Order
A 11 12/4/2018 2
A 21 11/4/2018 1
A 31 16/4/2018 3
B 41 13/4/2018 1
B 52 14/4/2018 2
B 61 18/4/2018 4
Now when i am selecting Date filters between 15/4/2018 and 20/4/2018
I am getting below data:
ServiceID TicketID Date Order
A 31 16/4/2018 3
B 61 18/4/2018 4
B 53 17/4/2018 3
But my expected output should be:
ServiceID TicketID Date Order
A 31 16/4/2018 1
B 61 18/4/2018 2
B 53 17/4/2018 1
Please help me in this.
I am strugging with this from last 1 week.
@Sushmach109,
Please right click your table, select "New measure", then apply the DAX below.
order = RANKX(FILTER(ALLSELECTED('Impacted services'),'Impacted services'[ServiceID]=MAX('Impacted services'[ServiceID])),CALCULATE(MAX('Impacted services'[Date])),,ASC)
Regards,
Lydia
@Sushmach109,
Calculate column doesn't response to slicer selection, please take a look at this KB to get more details.
How many rows in your table? And what error do you get when using measure?
Regards,
Lydia
@Sushmach109,
What is your data source? And how many rows in your table?
Regards,
Lydia
SQL server database tables.Data is in lakhs.
No Problem is not solved.:(
@Sushmach109,
How many rows in your table? Do you remove unnecessary rows from your table?
Regards,
Lydia