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HI
i have this table:
Material | tot value € | sub-category | Vendor |
a | 100 | CM1 | x |
a | 10 | CM2 | x |
b | 20 | CM2 | g |
b | 200 | CM3 | y |
c | 30 | CM1 | r |
c | 300 | CM3 | z |
i would like to create a measure that dynamically calculate the ranking of each material by total value, but still considering the split by vendor and sub-category so that it would result like this:
Material | tot value € | sub-category | Vendor | Rank Measure |
a | 100 | CM1 | x | 1 |
a | 10 | CM2 | x | 2 |
b | 20 | CM2 | g | 2 |
b | 200 | CM3 | y | 1 |
c | 30 | CM1 | r | 2 |
c | 300 | CM3 | z | 1 |
I have tried this:
Rank Measure =
RANKX(allselected('PO Schedule'[Material]),[tot value €],,DESC)
Material | tot value € | sub-category | Vendor | Rank Measure |
a | 100 | CM1 | x | 1 |
a | 10 | CM2 | x | 1 |
b | 20 | CM2 | g | 1 |
b | 200 | CM3 | y | 1 |
c | 30 | CM1 | r | 1 |
c | 300 | CM3 | z | 1 |
Thanks
Enzo
Solved! Go to Solution.
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