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Anonymous
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Rank Volume based on multiple columns in Matrix visual

I have a matrix visual as shown below: 

Not SortedNot Sorted

Then I want to Rank and sort the rank in Ascending order. Hence what i want to achieve is shown below:

PowerBI error.PNG

The rank is based on Business and Client Columns 

Please help.

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amitchandak
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@Anonymous , a measure rank like

 

rankx(filter(allselected(Table[group], table[business], Table[Client]), [group] =max([group] ) && [business] =max([business] )), calculate(sum([voulme])),,desc, dense)

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amitchandak
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@Anonymous , a measure rank like

 

rankx(filter(allselected(Table[group], table[business], Table[Client]), [group] =max([group] ) && [business] =max([business] )), calculate(sum([voulme])),,desc, dense)

Anonymous
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@amitchandak, Thanks for the resolution. It works, however, when I add another measure to the visual, the Group and business column are not sorted. for instance, if i add average to the matrix visual i will get below:

PowerBI error.PNG

but what i want to achieve is below

PowerBI error.PNG

Note: that the business column is well ordered from 1.Small, 2.Medium and 3.Large.

Group, Business and Client are from different Tables

Please help. 

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