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Hi guys,
I have mail adresses from a specific table (dimension table)
i have sales total from fact table
and i'd like to rank the sales by mail address.
here is what i get with
Rank Ventes par client = rankx(ALLSELECTED('TIERS'),[Montants tickets])
Why is there Two 12 rank even if data is totaly different?
Kind regards
Hi @SebSchoon1,
Try:
Rank = RANKX(ALL('Tiers'),'Tiers'[Montants Tickets],,SKIP)
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Hi @Shaurya
The 'TIERS'[Montants Tickets] is in fact a measure which is not part of the Table 'TIERS'
RANKX(ALL('Tiers'),'Tiers'[Montants Tickets],,SKIP)
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