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So in the picture below, you can see 3 columns. Now I want to choose the lowest value in the Ticket_owner_avg so the first column should look like:
Account - Creation| VNordfors| 0.14
and so on with the lowest value in the Ticket_owner_avg column.
I have tried to make a formula but so far nothing is working. I have changed the formula to this:
Any help is appreciated! Thank you
Solved! Go to Solution.
My mistake I forgot that Ticket_owner_avg is a column
Filter Measure =
SUM ( [Ticket_owner_avg] ) - [Min_Measure]
Hi @Maulik_Patel
GROUP by returns a table not a scalar value. Anyway, if I correctly understand your requirement then you can use
Min_Measure =
MINX (
CALCULATETABLE ( data, ALLEXCEPT ( Data, data[Item] ) ),
data[Ticket_owner_avg]
)
So now, the output is as follows in the image below:
I want the ouput in the way below:
Account Creation VNordfors 0.14 0.14
Account Disable RSmith 0.7 0.7
and so on, I do not want the other rows to show up, I just want the minimum for each Item in the Item column.
Create new measure
Filter Measure =
[Ticket_owner_avg] - [Min_Measure]
place this measure in the filter pane and select "is" and insert the value "0"
you can also take out the Min_Measure from the table if you are not interested in showing it.
please let me know if you still have any doupt
So I made the measure and inserted it in the Filters on this visual section and chnaged the filter values accordingly but it just removes all the data and leaves me with a blank page except for the column headers as shown in the picture above:
So I made the measure and inserted it in the Filters on this visual section and chnaged the filter values accordingly but it just removes all the data and leaves me with a blank page except for the column headers as shown in the picture above:
Is there a chance that the only the rounding of the numbers are equal but in fact they are not?
Here it is!
I feel like the measure has some calculation errors as when I add it as a column to the visual, this is what I get:
Yes that could be the case, that only the rounded numbers are equal and not the actual numbers
My mistake I forgot that Ticket_owner_avg is a column
Filter Measure =
SUM ( [Ticket_owner_avg] ) - [Min_Measure]
All good man, it worked and Thank you for your patience and help! I really appreciate it!
Can you post sample data as text and expected output?
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The most important parts are:
1. Sample data as text, use the table tool in the editing bar
2. Expected output from sample data
3. Explanation in words of how to get from 1. to 2.
4. Relation between your tables
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