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Hi,
Below is my scenario. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
I have attached a pbix with the data.
One note I didn't include below was, doesn't rank A as has no services (is blank).
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Data model:
Measures:
Total Complaints = SUM ( FactTable[Total Complaints] )
Total Services = SUM ( FactTable[Total Services] )
Rank = RANKX ( ALLSELECTED ( FactTable ), [Total Complaints],, ASC )
Create a matrix using DimProvider[Provider] and the three measures. Add a visual filter:
Result:
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Try this solution.
Data model:
Measures:
Total Complaints = SUM ( FactTable[Total Complaints] )
Total Services = SUM ( FactTable[Total Services] )
Rank = RANKX ( ALLSELECTED ( FactTable ), [Total Complaints],, ASC )
Create a matrix using DimProvider[Provider] and the three measures. Add a visual filter:
Result:
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Many thanks @DataInsights , I really appreciate your time and response. The visual filter is necessary I believe. I couldn't work out any other way. Thanks.
John
Glad to hear that works.
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