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# iv.Rank Based Presets

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**Supported in:** ❌Date Filter **✔**Facet Filter **✔️**Hierarchy Filter ❌Alpha Numeric Filter

❌Numeric Filter
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The **Rank-Based Preset** feature allows users to apply ranking rules as a preset in the **Preset Bar**, enabling quick and consistent filtering based on rank.

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Video 1: Rank Based Presets
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**How to Configure a Ranking Preset:**

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Ensure a **Facet Filter** or **Hierarchy Filter** is added to the Super Filter.
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When **Preset** is enabled in the **Facet** or **Hierarchy Filter**, the **Ranking** option is automatically enabled.
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Create a New Preset:

* Click on **Add Preset** in the Preset Bar and Preset List.
* Select **Rank** as the **Preset Type**.
* Set the **Name** and **Style** for the preset.
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In the Rank Type option select from the three ranking types:

* **Dynamic:** Displays a pop-up when selected, allowing users to configure ranking dynamically. It is Not available in Pop-Up View.
* **Static:** Applies a fixed ranking configuration e.g., selecting Top 3 will always filter the top 3 items.
* **Clear:** Clears the applied ranking filter, removing the "Others" section inside facet filter.
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Explore the [blog](https://inforiver.com/blog/inforiver-super-filter/ranking-in-power-bi-no-code-solutions/) to see how ranking presets can simplify filtering in dashboards.
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