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kleetus51
Helper I
Helper I

Rank Customers by Sales

I'm trying to do a simple ranking by sales and customer, but can't seem to get it nailed down. How do I get the rank coloumn in DAX?

Account Sales Rank
ATW $20,933 27
BJZ $40,120 18
BZR $78,734 7
CKG $80,690 5
CRH $28,906 22
DOR $56,813 14
DTR $99,011 1
DZL $34,011 20
EQE $74,664 11
HMI $80,421 6
HSB $91,677 3
ILF $65,282 13
IRS $94,869 2
KIJ $50,268 17
LAD $22,451 24
LDW $21,372 26
MVV $85,198 4
OHQ $75,676 10
PPW $67,460 12
PXM $78,262 8
RCE $29,641 21
TLH $77,300 9
UCD $39,843 19
UCE $21,766 25
UEY $19,824 29
VMH $20,726 28
WGB $52,976 16
WGN $56,574 15
ZHL $27,136 23
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parry2k
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Super User

@kleetus51 if you want to work with Power BI you need to understand the difference between this very basic concept. Anyhow add a rank measure and this will do it:

 

Rank  = RANKX ( ALLSELECTED ( 'Table'[Account] ), [Sales Measure], ,DESC )

 

 



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parry2k
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Super User

@kleetus51 if you want to work with Power BI you need to understand the difference between this very basic concept. Anyhow add a rank measure and this will do it:

 

Rank  = RANKX ( ALLSELECTED ( 'Table'[Account] ), [Sales Measure], ,DESC )

 

 



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parry2k
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@kleetus51 why do you want rank to be a column, not a measure?



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I don't care if rank is a column or measure. As long as I can get it to display properly regardless of how the table is sorted it doesn't matter to me. I just want the rank value.

parry2k
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Super User

@kleetus51 sales is a customer or a measure?



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Sales is a measure

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