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Slaw
Regular Visitor

RANKX of Value for category

Hello all,

 

I tried to create RANKX based on the category to present the highest rank for specific Title. But the outcome for my rankx was 1 in each row.

 

rankCategory = RANKX(ALL(Table[Category]), Value)

 

Sample of the data used

TitleCategoryValueother columns
AABC15...
BABC16...
CABC20...
DABC84...
ECDE1...
FEFG34...
GEFG54...
HEFG14...
IHIJ25...
JHIJ64...
KZZ12...
LZZ25...

 

 

Desired outcome

 

TitleCategoryRANKValueother columns
AABC415...
BABC316...
CABC220...
DABC184...
ECDE11...
FEFG234...
GEFG154...
HEFG314...
IHIJ225...
JHIJ164...
KZZ212...
LZZ125...
1 ACCEPTED SOLUTION
ouaelaam
Resolver I
Resolver I

Hi,
Try this formula :

Rank = RANKX(CALCULATETABLE(Table,ALLEXCEPT(Table,Table[Category])),Table[Value],,DESC)

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ouaelaam
Resolver I
Resolver I

Hi,
Try this formula :

Rank = RANKX(CALCULATETABLE(Table,ALLEXCEPT(Table,Table[Category])),Table[Value],,DESC)

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