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Anonymous
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Current maximum as new peak

I have a normal looking line chart with peaks and troughs, like the following:

 

Normal line chartNormal line chart

 

A new maximum is established everytime a new peak is reached, like the following:

 

new maximumsnew maximums

 

How do you get the dark blue line with DAX (I had to do it in Python because of my ignorance)?

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tamerj1
Super User
Super User

Hi @Anonymous 

you may try

CALCULATE ( 

MAX ( TableName[Wind - GWH] ),

TableName[Date] <= MAX (TableName[Date]),
REMOVEFILTERS ( TableName )

)

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tamerj1
Super User
Super User

Hi @Anonymous 

you may try

CALCULATE ( 

MAX ( TableName[Wind - GWH] ),

TableName[Date] <= MAX (TableName[Date]),
REMOVEFILTERS ( TableName )

)

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