RANKX in table and slicers - powerbi

Question

This is table Fact:
Date Person Place Status Sales
01/01/2020 ABC North Active 9852
14/01/2020 DEF North Active 3452
17/01/2020 GHI North Active 9084
02/02/2020 GHI North Active 4902
14/02/2020 GHI North Active 4659
14/02/2020 DEF South Inactive 5000
23/02/2020 GHI North Active 1685
10/03/2020 GHI North Active 6401
21/03/2020 ABC Center Active 4742
09/04/2020 ABC Center Active 6325
14/04/2020 ABC Center Active 8329
27/04/2020 ABC Center Inactive 7740
28/04/2020 ABC Center Inactive 5091
02/05/2020 ABC Center Inactive 3763
04/05/2020 ABC Center Inactive 1434
06/05/2020 DEF Center Active 3718
22/05/2020 DEF South Active 6639
03/06/2020 DEF South Active 5672
12/06/2020 DEF South Active 5268
16/06/2020 DEF South Active 3358
I want to calculate the ranking of sales, depending on slicers for dimensions date, person, status and place.
So:
This measure:
TotalSales = SUM('Fact'[Sales])
Gives me the to total sales.
And:
This measure:
Ranking =
IF([TotalSales],
RANKX (
ALLSELECTED ('Fact'),
CALCULATE ( [TotalSales] ),
,
DESC,
DENSE
))
Is supposed to give me the ranking.
And it does, if all the dimensions are in:
However, if I remove the date:
This is non-sense. Can anyone help calculating the rank? Thanks

Answer 1

Sorry I'm replacing my answer completely because I misunderstood your problem.
I used the following:
Rank1 =
CALCULATE(
RANKX(
ALLSELECTED(Table1[Person], Table1[Place], Table1[Status]),
CALCULATE(
SUM(Table1[Sales])
)
)
)
Using your data, I made the visuals below, and am able to slice by place, person, and status. The problem with slicing by date, however, is that it's too granular, so that everything becomes #1 within that date period. You may want to add new columns like "Year" or "Quarter" which you can then add to the ALLSELECTED() statement in order to rank by, say, the person's best quarter, or the area's best year.

Answer 2

I opened your file & have some good news. I was able to find the issue.
STEP 1
Select all the Months & Places in your filters in the top. Hold CTRL to select multiple items. On the right, get rid of all the things that are in the way. Just check what I show here.
STEP2
Un-check the Date to see that the report goes crazy.
STEP 3
Un-check Total Sales & check Sales instead. You can also re-check Date here.
STEP 4
Hit the drop-down menu for Sales & select Don't Summarize.
STEP 5
Enjoy that you now have all 20 records again, but with no Date showing.