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I have a problem with the Rankx all stores & RKS column.
I want it to show the ranking of a given store within all RKS.
To sum up: the Rankx all stores column shows a dynamic ranking depending on which country and RKS you choose - it works properly.
The Rankx all stores & RKS column should show a dynamic ranking depending on which country you choose, but it should not work with the RKS filter - it should show a total ranking in all RKS.
Code column rankx all stores & RKS:
Rankx all stores & RKS = RANKX(
ALL(DimLocalization[RKS];DimLocalization[StoreID]);
CALCULATE(SUM(FactSales[Revenue_Net]))
I think I did not suggest any column. All these articles talk about various kinds of ranks. Can you please create some sample data and share with expected output
This sounds like a place for ALLEXCEPT()
CALCULATE(SUM(FactSales[Revenue_Net]))
CALCULATE(SUM(FactSales[REvenue_Net]),ALLEXCEPT(RKS))
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