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rodrigo09062015
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Create a ranking class

Hello, I would like to create a calculated column that shows the date ranking by customer (cod_cliente field)

 

In the example of the client 5663330000212 you have to show 1 for the day 7/1/2020, 2 for the day 7/2/2020 and 3 for the day 5/7/2020.

 

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OwenAuger
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Hi @rodrigo09062015 

This is a good article on this subject, which recommends RANKX as a useful function for this sort of calculation:
SQLBI: How to compute index numbers at top speed 

 

In your case, your calculated column could be:

Date Ranking by Customer = 
VAR CurrentCustomer = YourTable[cod_cliente]
RETURN
    RANKX ( 
        FILTER (
            YourTable,
            YourTable[cod_cliente] = CurrentCustomer
        ),
        YourTable[Data],
        ,
        ASC
    )

 Regards,

Owen


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