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Hi, every one!
I' like to use 'Rankx' correctly but I can't show the visual as I expected.
Below is detailed
<table structure>
<to realize>
to add rank of sum_shipment by category1 and date
<I tried>
Solved! Go to Solution.
@taimaizumi , use the fact table which is the source for the measure in place of the fact
calculate(RANKX(Summarize(ALL(Fact), 'Dimension_002_Calender'[Date],'Dimension_003_Category'[category1]),'Measure_001_出荷'[sum_shipment]))
I really appreciate your quick and kind response!
By doing what you adviesed, it worked well as I'd like to do!
@taimaizumi , use the fact table which is the source for the measure in place of the fact
calculate(RANKX(Summarize(ALL(Fact), 'Dimension_002_Calender'[Date],'Dimension_003_Category'[category1]),'Measure_001_出荷'[sum_shipment]))
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