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I have two tables:
I’ve created a relationship between IN and Date on the Year Month column (many-to-many relationship). I’ve also defined a measure (Total Revenue):
TotRev = SUM('IN'[amount])
I’m trying to create a table visualization with the following columns:
MaxRevenue = MAXX(ALLSELECTED('Date'[month]), [TotRev])
What I have
| Janv | 23300 |
| Feb | 20500 |
| Mar | 24900 |
| Apr | 18900 |
| May | 11235 |
| Jun | 9000 |
| Jul | 6500 |
| Aug | 22750 |
| Sep | 33000 |
| Oct | 33000 |
| Nov | 26750 |
| Dec | 22125 |
What I want
| Janv | 33000 |
| Feb | 33000 |
| Mar | 33000 |
| Apr | 33000 |
| May | 33000 |
| Jun | 33000 |
| Jul | 33000 |
| Aug | 33000 |
| Sep | 33000 |
| Oct | 33000 |
| Nov | 33000 |
| Dec | 33000 |
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi,
I tried to create a sample pbix file like below.
Please check the below picture and the attached pbix file.
Amount measure: =
SUM('IN'[amount])
expected result measure: =
MAXX (
ALL (
'Date'[Year],
'Date'[Year-Month sort],
'Date'[Year-Month],
'Date'[Month name],
'Date'[Month number]
),
[Amount measure:]
)
Thanks it works.
I forgot to add 'Date'[Month name] which is crucial.
Hi,
I tried to create a sample pbix file like below.
Please check the below picture and the attached pbix file.
Amount measure: =
SUM('IN'[amount])
expected result measure: =
MAXX (
ALL (
'Date'[Year],
'Date'[Year-Month sort],
'Date'[Year-Month],
'Date'[Month name],
'Date'[Month number]
),
[Amount measure:]
)
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