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Rankx producing incorrect order
Hello,
I am trying below calculated column in my dataset to return a rank to limit my bar chart
Now, this works but I doubt it does sorting counts by descending order
Can somebody please advise me urgently?
8 Replies
- AnonymousNot applicable
amitchandak Icey Please help
- amitchandakSuper User
Anonymous , are you viewing it for Cancellation reason?
Then try like
Custom Col Cancellation Ranks =
Var RankByCancellation=
RANKX(
All(MyPT_Cancellations[Cancellation reason]), // or use allselected in place of all
CALCULATE(
COUNT(MyPT_Cancellations[No. of Clients]),
ALLEXCEPT(MyPT_Cancellations,MyPT_Cancellations[Cancellation reason])
),
,
DESC,
Dense
)
Return
IF(RankByCancellation<=9,RankByCancellation,10)Can you share sample data and sample output in table format? Or a sample pbix after removing sensitive data.
- AnonymousNot applicable
Hi amitchandak
Sorry, i tried Allselected but doesnt changed anything. Let me share table format and output
- amitchandakSuper User
Anonymous , have tried with
All(MyPT_Cancellations[Cancellation reason])
Allselected(MyPT_Cancellations[Cancellation reason])
- AnonymousNot applicable
Anonymous
For the first question, replace the allexcept to following:
Custom Col Cancellation Ranks =
Var RankByCancellation=
RANKX(
All(MyPT_Cancellations[Cancellation reason]), // or use allselected in place of all
CALCULATE(
COUNT(MyPT_Cancellations[No. of Clients]),
Filter(Allselected(MyPT_Cancellations), MyPT_Cancellations[Cancellation reason]=MAX( MyPT_Cancellations[Cancellation reason])
),
,
DESC,
Dense
)
Return
IF(RankByCancellation<=9,RankByCancellation,10)
For more, please share a sample table or pbix(Not image), that would make your current situation clear for us.
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