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Hello all. I have the following table and trying to rank the regions according to the ECI column. As you see can see, the ranking shows weird results. Additionally, I have a date filter, which rankings must change according to the yearly values. I have tried this formula:
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Hi @Anonymous
You need to pass in the Region column inside ALL() not the final_eci column.
Use this to create a measure
Rank = RANKX ( ALL ('eci_all_kz (2)'[Region]), CALCULATE ( SUM ( 'eci_all_kz (2)'[final_eci]) ) ,,,dense)
or a column
Ranks = RANKX ( 'eci_all_kz (2)', [final_eci] )
I don't understand what you mean by this Additionally, I have a date filter, which rankings must change according to the yearly values - please give an example.
You need to explain what you mean by that and also show the dates you have in the eci_all_kz (2)'[Date] column
Regards
Phil
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Hi @Anonymous
You need to pass in the Region column inside ALL() not the final_eci column.
Use this to create a measure
Rank = RANKX ( ALL ('eci_all_kz (2)'[Region]), CALCULATE ( SUM ( 'eci_all_kz (2)'[final_eci]) ) ,,,dense)
or a column
Ranks = RANKX ( 'eci_all_kz (2)', [final_eci] )
I don't understand what you mean by this Additionally, I have a date filter, which rankings must change according to the yearly values - please give an example.
You need to explain what you mean by that and also show the dates you have in the eci_all_kz (2)'[Date] column
Regards
Phil
Proud to be a Super User!
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