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_chris_
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6 years ago
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RANKX Measure always 1

Hi,   this question probably was asked many times  but still I do not get it:   There is a table having ~200.000 lines.   Relevant columns are Date, Customer, Revenue (=Umsatz) etc.   Now I w...
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    Anonymous
    6 years ago

    _chris_ 
    There are some differences of using RANKX() in a calculated column and a measure.

     

    Calculated Column:

     

    Column = RANKX('vbasFASTEC_WaWiVKBelegpositionen',[Umsatz],,DESC,Dense)

     

    Measure:

     

    Measure = RANKX(ALL('vbasFASTEC_WaWiVKBelegpositionen'),CALCULATE(SUM([Umsatz])),,DESC,Dense)

     

     

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_chris_
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6 years ago

That´s what I also had tried before:

 

RANKX(ALL(vbasFASTEC_WaWiVKBelegpositionen), [SumUmsatz])

 

But I still get the same result.

 

Yesterday I looked some videos about DAX theory as I agree it is important to understand the basics. Actually, I was of the opinion to have understood it... 

 

Even if I add the Id column to the table (the data is not aggregated anymore) the rank is always 1...

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lbendlin
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6 years ago

 

SumUmsatz := sum(vbasFASTEC_WaWiVKBelegpositionen[Umsatz]) 

Rank Test := RANKX(all(vbasFASTEC_WaWiVKBelegpositionen), [SumUmsatz])