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mikey268
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LOD Expression from Tableau

hi,

 

I want to create a calculation on top of a LOD expression similar to this.

 

MAXSALES = {Fixed Country : MAX(SALES)} which im doing by

MAXSALES = CALCULATE(MAX('Table1''Sales'),ALLEXCEPT('Table1',Table1[country]))

I want to SUM(MAXSALES) and use it in another calculation to achieve sum(individual sales) / SUM(MAXSALES)

 

Can someone please help.

Thanks in Advance.

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Hi @mikey268 ,

 

Try this:

Measure = SUMX(SUMMARIZE('Table'; 'Table'[Quarter]; 'Table'[Part]; "Total"; MAX('Table'[Cost])); [Total])
 
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camargos88
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Hi @mikey268 ,

 

You can use CALCULATE(MAX('Table1''Sales'),ALL('Table1')), it will get the max value for this table.

 

Howerver, it's better if you provide a sample data. So we can check it better.

 

Ricardo



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Hi here is the context.

 

I want to write this in power bi:

 

SUM({FIXED DIM1, DIM2 : MAX(measure)})

Hi @mikey268 ,

 

I would say you need to aggregate first with summarize and sum them.

Can you give some example about it ? 



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Hi, thanks for the response. something like this. I would do SUM({FIXED Quarter, Part : MAX(cost)}

 

QuarterPartCost
2020Q1A100
2020Q1A100
2020Q1A100
2020Q1B200
2020Q1B200
2020Q1B200
2020Q1B200
2020Q1C300
2020Q1C300
2020Q1C300
2020Q2A200
2020Q2A200
2020Q2A200
2020Q2B100
2020Q2B100
2020Q2B100
2020Q2C400
2020Q2C400
2020Q2C400

 

Result:

ResultPart Cost
2020Q1600
2020Q2700

Hi @mikey268 ,

 

Try this:

Measure = SUMX(SUMMARIZE('Table'; 'Table'[Quarter]; 'Table'[Part]; "Total"; MAX('Table'[Cost])); [Total])
 
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