Extract the whole line of a table containing the maximum value

[Toine40]

Hi everyone, 
I have this table, in which each line represents a stop cause and the duration of each stop :

I manage to create a table to sum the stop duration and group by stop cause with this formula : 

Tab_Cause_Arret_maxi =

SUMMARIZECOLUMNS

(

'Arrêts'[Date],'Arrêts'[Libellé Motif],

FILTER('Arrêts','Arrêts'[Type d'arrêt] IN {"ARE", "AI", "ANQ"} && 'Arrêts'[Atelier]="U2_M_DECOUPE"),

"Tps_maxi",SUM('Arrêts'[Temps (en min)])

)
Here's the result :

What I would like now is to get only the first line, corresponding to the maximum stop cause 
I manage to get the max stop duration with this formula : 

CAUSE MAX = MAXX(Tab_Cause_Arret_maxi,Tab_Cause_Arret_maxi[Tps_maxi])

But what I want is the whole line, sth like this, with the stopo cause and the duration :

Can someone help ?
And maybe there's a way to get the result without creating this new table ?

Thanks to all of you

[v-zhengdxu-msft]

Hi @Toine40 

Please try this measure:

MEASURE =
CONCATENATEX (
    TOPN ( 1, 'Tab_Cause_Arret_maxi', 'Tab_Cause_Arret_maxi'[Tps_maxi], 0 ),
    'Tab_Cause_Arret_maxi'[Libellé Motif] & " " & 'Tab_Cause_Arret_maxi'[Tps_maxi]
)

the result is as follow:

Best Regards

Zhengdong Xu
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[Toine40]

Thks a lot v-zhengdxu-msft, 

This works fine !!! I'd like we could mix both your answer and the one of DataNinja777 to avoid the creation of a new table, but if we can't you solution is th best. Thanks a lot for this

[v-zhengdxu-msft · Accepted solution]

Hi @Toine40 

Please try this measure:

MEASURE =
VAR _Tab_Cause_Arret_maxi =
    SUMMARIZECOLUMNS (
        'Arrêts'[Date],
        'Arrêts'[Libellé Motif],
        FILTER (
            'Arrêts',
            'Arrêts'[Type d'arrêt]
                IN { "ARE", "AI", "ANQ" }
                    && 'Arrêts'[Atelier] = "U2_M_DECOUPE"
        ),
        "Tps_maxi", SUM ( 'Arrêts'[Temps (en min)] )
    )
RETURN
    CONCATENATEX (
        TOPN ( 1, _Tab_Cause_Arret_maxi, [Tps_maxi], 0 ),
        [Libellé Motif] & " " & [Tps_maxi]
    )

This measure creates a virtual table variable, so that you don't need to create an entity table anymore.

Best Regards

Zhengdong Xu
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[Toine40]

This is it !!!! Exactly ! Thank you so much @v-zhengdxu-msft 🙏🙏

[DataNinja777]

Hi @Toine40 ,

To get the maximum stop cause and its corresponding duration, you can achieve this either by creating a dynamic measure or by defining a calculated table, depending on your needs.

For a dynamic solution without creating a new table, you can write a measure that identifies the maximum stop duration and retrieves the associated stop cause. The measure can be defined as follows:

Max_Stop_Cause = 
VAR MaxDuration = 
    MAXX(
        FILTER(
            'Arrêts',
            'Arrêts'[Type d'arrêt] IN {"ARE", "AI", "ANQ"} &&
            'Arrêts'[Atelier] = "U2_M_DECOUPE"
        ),
        'Arrêts'[Temps (en min)]
    )
VAR MaxRow =
    TOPN(
        1,
        FILTER(
            'Arrêts',
            'Arrêts'[Type d'arrêt] IN {"ARE", "AI", "ANQ"} &&
            'Arrêts'[Atelier] = "U2_M_DECOUPE"
        ),
        'Arrêts'[Temps (en min)],
        DESC
    )
RETURN
    CONCATENATEX(
        MaxRow,
        'Arrêts'[Libellé Motif] & " - " & MaxDuration,
        ", "
    )

This measure dynamically calculates the maximum stop duration by filtering the relevant rows and creates a string combining the stop cause and the maximum duration. 

Best regards,

[Toine40]

Hi @DataNinja777,
This looks so great, that's exactly what I need ! Only thing is the result is

This is the second max cause and not the first one ; I've been trying to understand for more thant 1 hour but can't find the reason