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Rank by Dates and Customer ID

I have a data set that contains billing information that includes customer id, bill date, and other relevant information. A customer may have received more than one bill in a month so I'd like to "rank" the bills by date created so that I can graph the customers bills in order by that index rather than the bill date.

 

There are ~400,000 customers and 4 million bills in the data set.

 

How do I create an index or rank by Customer (using customer id) and then ascending by bill date? I assume I can use RankX but I'm having issues getting it to work correctly.

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Never mind, I figured it out thanks to another post on the forum.

 

 

@Anonymouswould you mind posting the solution you found to help future people with similar questions?





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