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Count Maximum Code based on Key in Summarized Table
Having a nightmare today, mind has gone blank (spending too much time on the one dashboard)
I have a summarized table (code below) which brings back the following table when created.
As you can see MET5.01 and MET3.73 have 2 values. What I would like is to only show the higher value, ie maximum based on the KPI_KEY.....suggestions would be good thanks.
- Anonymous9 months ago
Hi Anonymous ,
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- amitchandak
Super User
Anonymous , if you want max of measure you need to create measure like
Maxx(SUMMARIZE(
F_BALANCED_SCORECARD_METRICS,
F_BALANCED_SCORECARD_METRICS[TIMEFRAME],
F_BALANCED_SCORECARD_METRICS[COST_CENTRE_NUMBER],
F_BALANCED_SCORECARD_METRICS[LEVEL],
F_BALANCED_SCORECARD_METRICS[PERIOD_KEY],
F_BALANCED_SCORECARD_METRICS[KPI_KEY],
F_BALANCED_SCORECARD_METRICS[BRAG_COLOUR_F],
F_BALANCED_SCORECARD_METRICS[BRAG_CODE]) , [Your Measure])
if you need What is the category for max value you can use Index functionexample add more column as per need
maxx(INDEX(1, ALLSELECTED('Item'[Brand]), ORDERBY([Gross], DESC) ), [Brand])
Top 2 = CALCULATE([Gross], KEEPFILTERS(TOPN(2,ALLSELECTED('Item'[Brand])
, [Gross],DESC)))TOP = CALCULATE([Gross], KEEPFILTERS(INDEX(1, ALLSELECTED('Item'[Brand]),
ORDERBY([Gross], DESC))))
Top/Bottom Performer by name and value- https://youtu.be/HPhzzCwe10U - AnonymousNot applicable
Hi Anonymous ,
I've created a sample .pbix file showing how to get the maximum VALUE per KPI per cost centre and also how to pull related info like Period_key.
The file has Sample data with multiple rows per KPI.
Measures for Max VALUE and related details.
Please find the below attached .pbix file
- AnonymousNot applicable
Hi Anonymous ,
I hope the information provided above assists you in resolving the issue. If you have any additional questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact us. We are here to support you and will be happy to help with any further assistance you may need.