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Hello everyone,
I have a simple RankX function, but it's not working as expected. I want to rank F1 drivers with the most championship titles.
The formula for the titles is:
Solved! Go to Solution.
If you restrict your first parameter of the Rankx function to the column or columns you want to rank by, this should solve your issue e.g.
RANKX(ALL(Champions[Champion]),[Total championships],,DESC, Dense)
Thanks! That worked.
@Ashish_Mathur , thanks for your suggestion. I have an animated dashboard, so that's why I've added the filter context.
Additionally, you can simplify your first measure to just
If you restrict your first parameter of the Rankx function to the column or columns you want to rank by, this should solve your issue e.g.
RANKX(ALL(Champions[Champion]),[Total championships],,DESC, Dense)
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