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I'm trying to us the RANKX formula to rank store numbers based on their Potential ACV.
I have the Store/Outlet Number, and Potential ACV columns in the table.
This is the formula I'm trying to use:
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Please close all. I think parenthesis is missing
In case you need more than one column
Column =
RANKX (
'Table',
RIGHT ( 'Table'[Period], 4 ) & LEFT ( 'Table'[Period], 2 ),
,
DESC,
DENSE
)
Please close all. I think parenthesis is missing
In case you need more than one column
Column =
RANKX (
'Table',
RIGHT ( 'Table'[Period], 4 ) & LEFT ( 'Table'[Period], 2 ),
,
DESC,
DENSE
)
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