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Hello, From a date-time column, I would like to generate a "Rank" column indicating the order during the day. thanks in advance In the example below I have the left column and I would like to generate the right column in power bi.
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@Anonymous , Try a new column
rank(filter(Table, [date_debut].date = earlier([date_debut].date)),[date_debut],,asc,dense)
Or create date column
Date = [date_debut].date
or
Date = date(year([date_debut]),month([date_debut]),day([date_debut]))
and then rank
rank(filter(Table, [Date] = earlier([Date].date)),[date_debut],,asc,dense)
Hi @Anonymous ,
Create 2 Calculated Column
Dates Only = DATE(YEAR(Table3[Date Time]),MONTH(Table3[Date Time]),Day(Table3[Date Time]))
Ranking = RANKX(FILTER(Table3,Table3[Dates Only] = EARLIER(Table3[Dates Only])),Table3[Date Time])
Regards,
Harsh Nathani
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@Anonymous , Try a new column
rank(filter(Table, [date_debut].date = earlier([date_debut].date)),[date_debut],,asc,dense)
Or create date column
Date = [date_debut].date
or
Date = date(year([date_debut]),month([date_debut]),day([date_debut]))
and then rank
rank(filter(Table, [Date] = earlier([Date].date)),[date_debut],,asc,dense)
Thank !
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