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Dear Power Bi experts,
I am trying to put row numeration on my table visualization and to accomplish this task a came up with RANKX(I would be happy if there are simple ways to put just row numeration to the table, because RANKX is too complex). However, my Rankx is working fine if there is any filter until I apply any filter from the Filter section. Below I attached 2 versions of my table(№ column is important). The first table shows ranking correctly, but when I applied the Top 30 filters by import value, it is showing my not proper ranking order. What is the problem?
My measure is
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@Anonymous
I am not sure about your model, try the following measure, if you could share a sample file I can check on it.
№ = VAR ProductRank =
RANKX(
ALLSELECTED(stat_kgd_2011_2020_monthly), CALCULATE(SUM(stat_kgd_2011_2020_monthly[Import value])),,DESC)
RETURN
ProductRank
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Hi @Anonymous ,
Just try the following measure:
№ =
VAR A =
CALCULATETABLE (
ALLSELECTED (
stat_kgd_2011_2020_monthly[2 digit],
stat_kgd_2011_2020_monthly[Group]
),
ALLSELECTED ( stat_kgd_2011_2020_monthly )
)
RETURN
RANKX (
A,
CALCULATE ( SUM ( stat_kgd_2011_2020_monthly[Import value] ) ),
,
DESC
)
If it doesn't work, please show us some sample data by onedrive for business. Thanks for your understanding and support.
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Best Regards,
Dedmon Dai
@Anonymous , how are you using top N filter.
Top N visual level filter ?
or like
Top 10 City Rank = CALCULATE([Sales],TOPN(10,all(Geography[City]),[Sales],DESC),VALUES(Geography[City Id]))
or
sumx(filter(stat_kgd_2011_2020_monthly,[№ ]<=30),stat_kgd_2011_2020_monthly[Import value])
@amitchandak I am filtering from the right side table in the power Bi interface, so a I am not creating any measure for TopN
Hi @Anonymous ,
Just try the following measure:
№ =
VAR A =
CALCULATETABLE (
ALLSELECTED (
stat_kgd_2011_2020_monthly[2 digit],
stat_kgd_2011_2020_monthly[Group]
),
ALLSELECTED ( stat_kgd_2011_2020_monthly )
)
RETURN
RANKX (
A,
CALCULATE ( SUM ( stat_kgd_2011_2020_monthly[Import value] ) ),
,
DESC
)
If it doesn't work, please show us some sample data by onedrive for business. Thanks for your understanding and support.
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Best Regards,
Dedmon Dai
@Anonymous
I am not sure about your model, try the following measure, if you could share a sample file I can check on it.
№ = VAR ProductRank =
RANKX(
ALLSELECTED(stat_kgd_2011_2020_monthly), CALCULATE(SUM(stat_kgd_2011_2020_monthly[Import value])),,DESC)
RETURN
ProductRank
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