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I have a table like this:
| first | ans1 | second | ans2 | third | ans3 | max |
| 150 | yes | 170 | yes | 190 | no | 170 |
| 190 | yes | 190 | ||||
| 110 | no | 0 | ||||
| 130 | no | 110 | yes | 110 | ||
| 130 | yes | 190 | no | 170 | yes | 170 |
It's actually a Gabor-Granger analysis survey, stored like this, queue of columns, price, yes/no, second price, yes/no etc. I need to get max column, strugling couple days already, maybe someone could help? Max column take maximum price with according column ans with yes. The price range is 110-130-150-170-190
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@Anonymous , A solution in Power Query, New custom column
let
_a = Table.Max(Table.SelectRows( Table.FromColumns({
{[first],[second],[third]},
{[ans1],[ans2],[ans3]}
}, {"Col1", "Col2"}), each [Col2] = "yes"), "Col1"),
_b= try Record.Field(_a, "Col1") otherwise 0
in
_b
Dax New Column
Column = Maxx(filter(union(row("Col1",[first],"Col2", [ans1]), row("Col1",[second],"Col2", [ans2]),row("Col1",[third],"Col2", [ans3])),[Col2]= "yes"),[Col1])+0
Here's another Power Query answer:
List.Max(
List.Transform(
{
{ [first], [ans1] },
{ [second], [ans2] },
{ [third], [ans3] }
},
each if List.Last(_) = "yes"
then List.First(_) else null // or 0 if you prefer
)
)
You can do nearly the same thing in DAX:
MAXX (
{
( [first], [ans1] ),
( [second], [ans2] ),
( [third], [ans3] )
},
IF ( [Value2] = "yes", [Value1], 0 )
)
@Anonymous , A solution in Power Query, New custom column
let
_a = Table.Max(Table.SelectRows( Table.FromColumns({
{[first],[second],[third]},
{[ans1],[ans2],[ans3]}
}, {"Col1", "Col2"}), each [Col2] = "yes"), "Col1"),
_b= try Record.Field(_a, "Col1") otherwise 0
in
_b
Dax New Column
Column = Maxx(filter(union(row("Col1",[first],"Col2", [ans1]), row("Col1",[second],"Col2", [ans2]),row("Col1",[third],"Col2", [ans3])),[Col2]= "yes"),[Col1])+0
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