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custom sorting in a matrix table
Hi bantoszewski
You can use calculate on your measure to remove the Month filter to rank the productsRank measure =RANKX(ALLSELECTED('Test Table'[Product]),CALCULATE([SalesAm],ALLSELECTED('Test Table'[Month])),,DESC,Skip)If the year/month are from a seperate calendar table you could do AllSelected(CalendarTable) or if they are from the sale Date column use AllSelected(table[date]). If the same table different columns AllSelected(table[month],table[year]).
Hi bantoszewski
Bookmarks can save the settings of an entire page or single/groups of visuals:
When you save the bookmark only select the table and NOT the slicers.
That way it only save the table not the visuals.
It looks like the bookmarks are gonna work fine.
However I see my ranking function needs some modification.
In the first example it worked fine because the sales values were what they were. If I modify them (look below) the sorting is not good.
I need to rank Sales taking into account just total sales of Products, and the rest (mon
I want to add Year as well
Of course it is just a sample. The real table has thousand of rows, tens of measures, etc.
I suppose something should be done to RANKX function, for example not ALLSELECT but maybe ALLEXCEPT or mabe some FILTER inside. I tried to google it but without success yet. I am a beginner.
Hi bantoszewski
You can use calculate on your measure to remove the Month filter to rank the productsRank measure =RANKX(ALLSELECTED('Test Table'[Product]),CALCULATE([SalesAm],ALLSELECTED('Test Table'[Month])),,DESC,Skip)If the year/month are from a seperate calendar table you could do AllSelected(CalendarTable) or if they are from the sale Date column use AllSelected(table[date]). If the same table different columns AllSelected(table[month],table[year]).