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joshua1990
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Rank based on two individual measures

Hi all!

I have a dimension table that contains all articles and then I have a transactional table. This transactional tables contains two value columns. I use a simple SUM function to get this numbers (Value 1 and Value 2) for a matrix visual:

ArticleValue 1Value 2Rank ValueRank
150%5%5,53
280%10%10,82
360%11%11,61

 

Now, I would like to build a ranking based on this two measures.

For that, I build a third measure with this logic:

 

 

([Value 2] * 100) + [Value 1]

 

 

 

To get the ranking here I created this function:

 

 

RANKX (ALLSELECTED(Article[Article]), [Ranking Value])

 

 

But this results always in a 1. 

The result that I need you can find in the last column.

Why is this function showing always 1?

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ValtteriN
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Hi,

In what context did your measure return 1? I tried to re-create the issue, but the values I gor are like your desired values:

ValtteriN_0-1643184809918.png

 





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ValtteriN
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Hi,

In what context did your measure return 1? I tried to re-create the issue, but the values I gor are like your desired values:

ValtteriN_0-1643184809918.png

 





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@ValtteriN : Thanks a lot for your support. Do you have a datamodel with 2 tables or is it just one?

@joshua1990  My test data is just one table





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