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Select * from Employess where Role = 'Developer'
AND Salary > ALL (Select Salary from Employees where Role = 'Manager');
Sample Table
Employees | |||
id | name | salary | role |
1 | A | 10000 | Developer |
2 | B | 10000 | Manager |
3 | C | 20000 | Developer |
4 | D | 40000 | Manager |
5 | E | 50000 | Developer |
Solved! Go to Solution.
Employee Salary = FILTER('Employee' , 'Employee'[Role] = "Developer" && 'Employee'[Salary] >
MAXX ( FILTER('Employee' , 'Employee'[Role] = "Manager" ),
'Employee'[Salary])
)
Employee Salary = FILTER('Employee' , 'Employee'[Role] = "Developer" && 'Employee'[Salary] >
MAXX ( FILTER('Employee' , 'Employee'[Role] = "Manager" ),
'Employee'[Salary])
)
Is it possible using measure.?
Yes , it will work .
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