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Hi Mike,<br />
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Please create a measure with the following formula and see if that resolves your issue of ranking the Sales by the Part Code.<br />
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<pre><code id="code-20-41754812-1">=RANKX(ALL(transactions[partcode]),[sales total])</code></pre>
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Hi Mike,

Please create a measure with the following formula and see if that resolves your issue of ranking the Sales by the Part Code.



=RANKX(ALL(transactions[partcode]),[sales total])

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Attached is a spreadsheet containing a sales transactions table. On the sales by part sheet you will see I have created a simple pivot table from a PowerPivot model. I would like to create a measure that will rank the part codes by revenue.<br />
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Can anyone help me with a measure and explain the basic logic behind it.<br />
<br />
I am novice with DAX but would like to learn more so the logic helps.<br />
<br />
Thanks<br />
Mike<br />
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trans_B.xlsx

Attached is a spreadsheet containing a sales transactions table. On the sales by part sheet you will see I have created a simple pivot table from a PowerPivot model. I would like to create a measure that will rank the part codes by revenue.

Can anyone help me with a measure and explain the basic logic behind it.

I am novice with DAX but would like to learn more so the logic helps.

Thanks
Mike

RANK X - Rank products by revenues - Powerpivot (DAX solutions only)

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