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7 years ago
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Rank, select by filter

Hi all,

I created two option: "By Revenue" and "By Unites".
Now I want when user will click on "By Revenue" my table show all information in Desc by Revenue,
When filter will changed to "By Unites" my table show all information in Desc by Unites.

ifTrue = SELECTEDVALUE('order'[Order])
Rank = RANKX(ALL(POS),POS[UnitsSold])
Rank$ = RANKX(ALL(POS),POS[Revenue])
 
And please tell me if I need some relationships between querys?



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  • v-xuding-msft's avatar
    v-xuding-msft
    7 years ago

    Hi Anonymous ,

     

    By my test, there is a measure you can have a try. And you have to sort by the measure.

     

    1.By Revenue = SUM(Table1[Revenue])

    2.By Unites Sold = SUM(Table1[Units Sold])

    3.Measure =

    VAR se = SELECTEDVALUE ( 'order'[Order] )

    RETURN

    IF (ISBLANK ( se ), BLANK (),

    IF ( se = "By Revenue",

    RANKX ( ALL ( Table1 ), [By Revenue],, DESC, DENSE ),

    RANKX ( ALL ( Table1 ), [By Unites Sold],, DESC, DENSE )

    )

    )

     

    Choose the visual --> sort by the measure you created.

    Then you get the visual you want.

     

     

     

    Best Regards,

    Xue Ding

     

    If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.

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  • v-xuding-msft's avatar
    v-xuding-msft
    Community Support
    7 years ago

    Hi Anonymous ,

     

    By my test, there is a measure you can have a try. And you have to sort by the measure.

     

    1.By Revenue = SUM(Table1[Revenue])

    2.By Unites Sold = SUM(Table1[Units Sold])

    3.Measure =

    VAR se = SELECTEDVALUE ( 'order'[Order] )

    RETURN

    IF (ISBLANK ( se ), BLANK (),

    IF ( se = "By Revenue",

    RANKX ( ALL ( Table1 ), [By Revenue],, DESC, DENSE ),

    RANKX ( ALL ( Table1 ), [By Unites Sold],, DESC, DENSE )

    )

    )

     

    Choose the visual --> sort by the measure you created.

    Then you get the visual you want.

     

     

     

    Best Regards,

    Xue Ding

     

    If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.