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Hello,
I have a table with many columns, among which are Area and the Value. I want to rank the Areas by the Sum of Value. I have created Total Value measure which is a simple SUM of Value. Then I have created these two Rankx measures, which are similar but the first one sort DESC and the second one ASC.
See in the screenshot what I get:
So it works for only 1 Area and all other areas have the same rank value, either 1 or 75 (which is the count of areas -1)
:((((
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Hi, @Sab ;
I tested it ,and it is right .can you share your [Total Value] 's measure ,may be it will helpful to this error.
Rank asc = RANKX(ALL('Table'),[Total value],,ASC)
Or could you make a simple data and share with us?
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Community Support Team_ Yalan Wu
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@Sab
Use ALLSELECTED ( 'ALL'[AREA] ) instead of ALL ( 'ALL'[AREA] ) inside your RankX function
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Still same result:
@Sab
Without enough information, it's hard to make assumptions. make dummy files with sample data and share them.
Check your data model and the relationships.
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Hey @Sab ,
the formula looks good.
Can you share the file? There must be something wrong.
Hi, unfortunately I can't share it 😞
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