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Hi
My data set is ordered like this:
[FIRM] [OverallRating]
Firm A 4
Firm A 3
Firm A 3
Firm B 5
Firm B 4
and so on
The OverallRating is an average of 5 other columns of data.
I have created a measure: avg = AVERAGE(Evaluations[OverallRating])
I used this in a rank expression: myRank = rankx(all('Evaluations'[Firm]),[AVG])
Prduced a table with firm and myRank listed and it works pefectly to show the ranked averages by firm.
I wanted however to do two things.
1) Just show the ranking for the selected firm in a power BI card (for the firm that i am filtering on).
2) Carrying on from point 1 above, dont show any ranking when i have all firms selected
What currently happens is that when i filter the worksheet (i have a page level filter in place) by "Firm A". The card shows Firm A as ranking "1" (because it is the only firm in the filtered data set. The table i created also shows Firm A as ranking number 1 and all other firms as ranking 2 when in reality Firm A ranks 5th.
Any idead how i isloate the card so that when i select a firm from the page level filter dropdown it shows their actual ranking?
Sorry i really hope this makes sense.
P
I have however a page level filter that shows
Hi @Tomo2709,
Due to I could not figure out the sentence "Prduced a table with firm and myRank listed" and your data stracture, could you please post me your data picture and your desired result? I suggest you to share the pbix file if possible.
Regards,
Daniel He
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