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I am trying to create a ranking expression based on average daily sales growth for my account managers. As you can see in the below image, it is not working correctly. The expression I'm using is the following:
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Hi @dmoney7612 ,
You can refer to this article about ranking in power bi.
Since there is no data model, it is suggested to try
Pref Supplier Rank =
RANKX (ALLSELECTED('EC Hierarchy'),[ADS % Growth],,ASC,Dense)
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@dmoney7612 you have to share using one drive/google drive. You cannot attach to the post.
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I'm not comfortable doing that. I thought I already explained it pretty well but I will say it again. The measure that I am trying to rank (ADS % Growth) is already a calculated measure and is not supported by the CALCULATE(SUM( DAX expression. I simply want the below percentages to be ranked appropriately (so the 333.86% would be ranked 1, the 230.68% ranked 2, etc. This is the DAX expression I currently have:
Again, CALCULATE(SUM( does not seem to appropriate in this scenario
Hi @dmoney7612 ,
You can refer to this article about ranking in power bi.
Since there is no data model, it is suggested to try
Pref Supplier Rank =
RANKX (ALLSELECTED('EC Hierarchy'),[ADS % Growth],,ASC,Dense)
Best Regards,
Stephen Tao
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
This worked much appreciated!
@dmoney7612 that reply is not very helpful 😃
Maybe easier share pbix file with sample data and explain what you are looking for and let's go from there.
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It says pbix is not supported when I try to drag the file in
@dmoney7612 let's do one step at a time. Did rank work out? I think that was your original question. If yes, it worked out, what else do you want to achieve?
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Not much is working right now
@dmoney7612 check this post and fix the DAX measure accordingly. it is well explained and should solve your issue.
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@parry2k Appreciate the resource but I am still having issues because the ADS % Growth that I want ranked is already a calculated measure, and therefore does not populate when using the CALCULATE(SUM( expression. I can't seem to find a workaround.
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