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Hi All,
Please help me with the correct sum in the table. While using rank I would like to see sum only for selected products. Thx.
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I have managed with it already by such measure:
I have managed with it already by such measure:
Hi @termini,
I am not exactly sure why you are using the TopN table but I used these formulas to replicate your data:
Rank by Sales = RANKX('Table','Table'[Value],,DESC)
Rank If = IF('Table'[Rank by Sales]<=3,'Table'[Value])
I used these two along with the Product and Value column and got the right total.
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unfortunatelly this measure
Rank by Sales = RANKX('Table','Table'[Value],,DESC)gives me rank of 1 in each line (for each product)
Hi , @termini
For your rankx , you need to use this dax :
Rank by Sales= RANKX( ALL('Table'[product]) ,CALCULATE( SUM('Table'[val])),,DESC)
Best Regards,
Aniya Zhang
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