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Hi All,
I have been reading a bit on DAX and trying to work out how the RANKX formula works.
I have the below list of data and trying to rank it by sales. My formula is Sales Rank = RANKX(ALL(Sales),[Total Sales])
The below is the result I get (have used Excel in this example)
I have tried to use Sales Rank = RANKX(ALL(Sales[Client]),[Total Sales]) which works properly but it doesn't work when I change the pivottable rows to Sector. Is there a reason why I can't use ALL on the entire table?
| Client | Sector | Sales |
| A | F&B | 125 |
| B | Tech | 456 |
| A | F&B | 98 |
| B | Tech | 546 |
| C | Tech | 564 |
| C | Tech | 132 |
| D | Auto | 189 |
| E | Financial | 456 |
| E | Financial | 542 |
| E | Financial | 652 |
| E | Financial | 745 |
| F | Energy | 897 |
| F | Energy | 564 |
| F | Energy | 132 |
| G | F&B | 52 |
| G | F&B | 54 |
| G | F&B | 87 |
| G | F&B | 98 |
| G | F&B | 132 |
Thanks All!
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi @Anonymous ,
Please update your formula as below.
Measure = RANKX(ALL(Sales[Client]),[Total sales],,DESC,Dense)
Thanks for your help. If I want to rank total sales by sector, I need to write another DAX formula as below?
Measure = RANKX(ALL(Sales[Sector]),[Total sales],,DESC,Dense)
In case you take all
Rank = RANKX(all(Sheet1[Client]),CALCULATE(SUM(Sheet1[Sales])),,DESC,Dense)
Rank will change with another field you add and give a ranking of the client inside that group.
What is expected outcome
Hi
I am just trying to understand why Sales Rank = RANKX(ALL(Sales),[Total Sales]) doesn't work
Can I not just take the entire sales table?
If I wanted to group by sector, I need to write another DAX formula like: Sales Rank = RANKX(ALL(Sales[Sector]),[Total Sales])
Hi @Anonymous
how do you get [Total Sales] measure?
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Total Sales = Sum(SalesTable[Sales])
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