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Everyone, I need your help again. I am struggling with creating a measure to rank manufacturers withing a category. I am attaching the sample data and desired result, as well as data model screenshot.
"OOW / Direct" is a calculated column in the table "DATA". "Manufacturer" is a column in another table. As you can see below the context is changed by two filters - "Month" and "CC ID".
Any ideas?
Solved! Go to Solution.
Can you use ISFILTERED?
Ranking = VAR OOW_DIR = VALUES ( Data[OOW / DIR] ) RETURN IF ( NOT ISBLANK ( [Sales Amount] ), IF ( ISFILTERED ( MANUFACTURER[MFGRID] ), CALCULATE( RANKX ( ALLSELECTED ( MANUFACTURER ), [Sales Amount] ), OOW_DIR ) ) )
Hello @Anonymous
I uploaded my sample .pbix file here for you to look at. MFR_Ranking.pbix
Give this measure a try:
Ranking = VAR OOW_DIR = VALUES ( Data[OOW / DIR] ) RETURN IF ( NOT ISBLANK ( [Sales Amount] ), IF ( ISINSCOPE ( MANUFACTURER[MFGRID] ), CALCULATE( RANKX ( ALLSELECTED ( MANUFACTURER ), [Sales Amount] ), OOW_DIR ) ) )
Thank you for such a quick reply.
Any chance to re-write the measure without using "ISINSCOPE" function?
I am limited to an older version of Power BI / DAX 😞
Long story
Can you use ISFILTERED?
Ranking = VAR OOW_DIR = VALUES ( Data[OOW / DIR] ) RETURN IF ( NOT ISBLANK ( [Sales Amount] ), IF ( ISFILTERED ( MANUFACTURER[MFGRID] ), CALCULATE( RANKX ( ALLSELECTED ( MANUFACTURER ), [Sales Amount] ), OOW_DIR ) ) )
Yes, it works like a charm.
I checked the first solution at home too with an updated version of Power BI --> works!
Thank you again.
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