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LizK75
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Need to show Maxx Value with Filter avec Concatenate

Hello,

 

Table = Resume

LabelValueColorPlayerID
Stress5Yellow1
Emotion4Yellow1
TOPS10Green1
Stress4Yellow2
Emotion8Green2
TOPS2Yellow2
Stress3Red3
Emotion6Yellow3
TOPS1Red3

 

I want to display label(s) that has the max Yellow by concatening them

LabelColorCountColor
StressYellow2
EmotionYellow2
EmotionGreen1
TOPSYellow1
TOPSRed1
TOPSGreen1

 

Stress, Emotion

 

 

YellowLabel = 
VAR YellowLabels =
    FILTER(
        Resume,
        Resume[Color] = "Yellow"
    )
VAR MaxYellowCount =
CALCULATE (MAXX (
    SUMMARIZE (
        Resume,
        Resume[label],
        "Count", CALCULATE(COUNTROWS (Resume))
    ),
    [Count]
)
,ALLEXCEPT(Resume, Resume[Color]))


VAR MaxYellowLabels =
    CONCATENATEX(
        FILTER(
            SUMMARIZE(
                YellowLabels,
                Resume[Label],
                "YellowCount", CALCULATE(COUNTROWS(YellowLabels))
            ),
            [YellowCount] = MaxYellowCount
        ),
        Resume[Label],
        ", "
    )
RETURN
    MaxYellowLabels

 

 

it shows blank when I use a card visualization.

maybe there is a simpler way to do it.
thank you for your help

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Anonymous
Not applicable

Hi @LizK75 ,

 

Using variables to store is not convenient for observation.

 

To achieve your needs, my approach is:

 

First, create a Table using New Table:

Yellowtable = FILTER('Resume','Resume'[Color] = "Yellow")

 

Create a calculated column to calculate the number of each Label. It is not convenient to use measure for row-by-row comparison.

Label Count = CALCULATE(COUNTROWS('Yellowtable'), ALLEXCEPT('Yellowtable', 'Yellowtable'[Label]))

 

Finally, create a measure to display the Label name with the largest number of Labels when Color = Yellow.

MaxLabelDisplay = 
VAR MaxCount = CALCULATE(MAX('Yellowtable'[Label Count]), ALLEXCEPT('Yellowtable', 'Yellowtable'[Label]))
RETURN
CALCULATE(
    CONCATENATEX(
        VALUES('Yellowtable'[Label]), 
        'Yellowtable'[Label], 
        ", "
    ), 
    'Yellowtable'[Label Count] = MaxCount,
    REMOVEFILTERS('Yellowtable')
)

 

In this case, when Color = Yellow, the maximum number of Labels is 2, and the Label name is "Emotion, Stress".

 

The final page effect is as follows:

vhuijieymsft_0-1713331647835.png

 

pbix file is attached.

 

If you have any further questions please feel free to contact me.

 

Best Regards,
Yang
Community Support Team

 

If there is any post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution  to help the other members find it more quickly.
If I misunderstand your needs or you still have problems on it, please feel free to let us know. Thanks a lot!

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Anonymous
Not applicable

Hi @LizK75 ,

 

Using variables to store is not convenient for observation.

 

To achieve your needs, my approach is:

 

First, create a Table using New Table:

Yellowtable = FILTER('Resume','Resume'[Color] = "Yellow")

 

Create a calculated column to calculate the number of each Label. It is not convenient to use measure for row-by-row comparison.

Label Count = CALCULATE(COUNTROWS('Yellowtable'), ALLEXCEPT('Yellowtable', 'Yellowtable'[Label]))

 

Finally, create a measure to display the Label name with the largest number of Labels when Color = Yellow.

MaxLabelDisplay = 
VAR MaxCount = CALCULATE(MAX('Yellowtable'[Label Count]), ALLEXCEPT('Yellowtable', 'Yellowtable'[Label]))
RETURN
CALCULATE(
    CONCATENATEX(
        VALUES('Yellowtable'[Label]), 
        'Yellowtable'[Label], 
        ", "
    ), 
    'Yellowtable'[Label Count] = MaxCount,
    REMOVEFILTERS('Yellowtable')
)

 

In this case, when Color = Yellow, the maximum number of Labels is 2, and the Label name is "Emotion, Stress".

 

The final page effect is as follows:

vhuijieymsft_0-1713331647835.png

 

pbix file is attached.

 

If you have any further questions please feel free to contact me.

 

Best Regards,
Yang
Community Support Team

 

If there is any post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution  to help the other members find it more quickly.
If I misunderstand your needs or you still have problems on it, please feel free to let us know. Thanks a lot!

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