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Re: RANKX Measure should ignoring Higher-Level Context for Independent Ranking
Hi Anonymous thanks for your response. However, that’s not quite the result I’m aiming for. Ultimately, I’d like to achieve a ranking that is independent of the first level, Region: Kind regards Chris662Views0likes2CommentsRANKX Measure should ignoring Higher-Level Context for Independent Ranking
Hello everyone, I have an issue with a RANKX measure. I want to create a ranking on the second level based on a measure, and this works well (1) for only two Levels: [Name] and [Supervisor]: Rank1 = CALCULATE( RANKX( Filter(ALLSELECTED(Master[Name]), Not(ISBLANK([Sum]))), [Sum], , ASC ), REMOVEFILTERS(Master[Supervisor]) ) However, when I add a higher level (Region), the ranking on the second (Name) level is created within the context of the first level (2) even with Removefilters on Region: CALCULATE( RANKX( Filter(ALLSELECTED(Master[Name]), Not(ISBLANK([Sum]))), [Sum], , ASC ), REMOVEFILTERS(Master[Supervisor]), REMOVEFILTERS(Master[Region]) ) What I want instead is for this column to ignore the highest level and have the ranking remain independent of the Region. RankX_3Level.pbix Thank you very much for your help! ChrisSolved729Views1like4CommentsDistinctcount across 3 levels without countning X and blanks() in the measure
Hello guys, I have a matrix with 3 levels. For the second level, a sum is calculated over the third and second levels if the second Level is "open". Otherwise, there is an 'X'. Now, I want to know for each row how many values from the second level are used to calculate sums, within the respective filter context. In the corresponding example, the value '5' should be assigned for each entry Distinctcount w.o. X.pbix Any idea how I can get this done? Thank you for your help! ChrisSolved672Views0likes4CommentsDistincount in a Matrix with different Levels
Hello community, I have a matrix with 3 levels. When the second level is open, a sum is calculated over the third and second levels. Otherwise, there is an 'X'. Now, I want to know for each row how many values from the second level are used to calculate sums, within the respective filter context. In the corresponding example, the value '7' should be assigned for each entry Distinctcount.pbix What do I need to adjust so that the measure delivers the desired result? Thank you ChrisSolved323Views0likes1CommentMeasure, which takes into account two levels in the point diagram
Hello, I need help with a measure for a scatter plot that incorporates two levels. OBIX: https://1drv.ms/u/c/f72340abfdddccc2/EYccUd7tuBZHvAk-XPmsZ-oBXj6SC1bYNhD5Dcbz1LpjBg?e=5hc5lf On the X-axis, the context should be on the lower level. On the Y-axis, I want to calculate the deviation from the group (first level calculation). Since I want to display the sales on the lower level, I need them in the values area of the scatter plot. The goal is that if I remove the values from the X-axis, only two points should appear in the chart. One with 50 overlapping Electronics = 32755 and one with 50 overlapping Clothing = 30031. Kind regards ChrisSolved321Views0likes1CommentAutomatically Refresh Data from Power BI in Excel via Connection
Hello, I have the following issue: Data is imported from Power BI into Excel every morning via a connection. Since I reset my password a week ago, I have to re-authenticate my Microsoft user every time the connection updates. What do I need to do to return to the previous state before the password reset, where I only had to log in once and the credentials were then saved, eliminating the need to log in again each time? Thanks ChrisSolved375Views0likes1Comment
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