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M_OConnor
Helper I
Helper I

How to 'get' rank data to show a user's performance rank.

Hi there, I am trying to get something that works a bit like following picture below (I have a more complex table). I swear I am so close.

 

So far I have successfully:

1. Ranked all my users based on their performance (in my example below I'm using apples to show this)

... 

I want to:

2. Get the value of the rank from the user who is logged in and concatinate that to a string that says something like 'rank x'.

 

I'm just finding it VERY hard to say "Get the rank value of this specific person when they are logged in.":

image.png

 

Without going into too much detail, I cannot rely on SQL to rank these values because month, day and year filters also come into the equation (in the larger picture), which complicates the hell out of things. I also cannot use a report level filter upon each of these roles because thten the RANX won't work properly (as none of the other users would then exist).

 

Here's what I'm doing in DAX. The result of the following just gives me 1/4 no matter who is viewing: 

 

 

AppleCount = MIN('Users'[Apples])

 

 

 

Apple_Ranking = RANKX(all('Users'[User_Email]),[AppleCount],,DESC)
FormattedRank = FORMAT(Users[Apple_Ranking], Users[Apple_Ranking])

 

UsersRank = CONCATENATE(CALCULATE(VALUE('Users'[Apple_Ranking]), FILTER(Users, Users[User_Email] = USERNAME())),"/4")

 

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Zubair_Muhammad
Community Champion
Community Champion

Hi @M_OConnor

 

Give this a shot please

 

UsersRank =
CONCATENATE (
    CALCULATE ( VALUE ( Users[Apple_Ranking] ), Users[User Email] = USERNAME () ),
    "/4"
)

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@Zubair_Muhammad thanks for the suggestion. I will test this out tomorrow when I'm in front of my environment and let you know as soon as I try this.

 

Take care

M

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Zubair_Muhammad
Community Champion
Community Champion

Hi @M_OConnor

 

Give this a shot please

 

UsersRank =
CONCATENATE (
    CALCULATE ( VALUE ( Users[Apple_Ranking] ), Users[User Email] = USERNAME () ),
    "/4"
)

@Zubair_Muhammad you just solved an issue that was going on for quite some time! Thank you.

@Zubair_Muhammad thanks for the suggestion. I will test this out tomorrow when I'm in front of my environment and let you know as soon as I try this.

 

Take care

M

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