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I have two tables (Supplier and Data)
Supplier contains the supplier name
Data contains the count of company id
As they are related I'm able to create a table like:
Supplier Name | Company Id |
Supplier 1 | 3232 |
Supplier 2 | 3150 |
Supplier 3 | 2994 |
Supplier 4 | 2756 |
Supplier 5 | 2500 |
I'm trying to find a measure to calculate the max i.e. 3232 so I can place it in a card.
Can anyone help?
Probably something like this:
[Max ID] =
CALCULATE(
MAX( Data[CompanyID] ),
ALLSELECTED( )
)
Best
D
Hi @Anonymous ,
Assuming that your COMPANY ID column is in numeric format,
On the card visual move COMPANY ID column and set aggregation to MAX.
If this helps and resolves the issue, appreciate a Kudos and mark it as a Solution! 🙂
Thanks,
Pragati
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