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is there a calculated formula to get minimum value of ON_HAND_QTY without using built-it options of aggregation.
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@Anonymous
It works well with the previous code:
Is there any difference between the file you shared and original file?
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@Anonymous
Create a Measure:
Min_OnHand_Qty = MIN ( TableName[OnHand_Qty])
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@Anonymous
Share some sample/dummy data and the expected results.
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@Fowmy hi, created a sample pbix that you can use
https://www.dropbox.com/s/2k5e9mbmzsh0cek/TEST.pbix?dl=0
my desired output is to create a calculated field for the actual MIN of OnHand without using built-in aggregated functions in PBI. it should show same value with the MIN (using built in function of aggregation)
Hi @Anonymous
Try this:
measure = Min([ON_HAND_QTY])
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add table name to the measure: measure = Min(table[ON_HAND_QTY])
Can you share a sample of your data?
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@VahidDM here is the sample data in the link below:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/2k5e9mbmzsh0cek/TEST.pbix?dl=0
hi still the same
@Anonymous
It works well with the previous code:
Is there any difference between the file you shared and original file?
If this post helps, please consider accepting it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Appreciate your Kudos!!