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I have a table with different values of diameter for different matricules. I need to calculate which is the max diameter for each matricule and after that calculate how many times that diameter appears for that matricule. How could I do it with a calculated column and/or a meassure? I thougth of creating a second table where I have a column with unique matricules values then create a second column with = Calculate(MAX(Diameter[Table1]), Matricules[Table1] = Matricules[Table2]) and a third column = CALCULATE(COUNT(Diameter[Table1]), Matricules[Table1] = Matricules[Table2],Diameter[Table1] = MAX(Diameter[Table1]). That was my idea, but I don´t know how to write that. Could you help me please? I am a rookie
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Hi @Fabiopb
Sorry for the late reply. You can first create a table with below code. This will return you a table with distinct matricules and their maximum diameter values.
Table 2 = SUMMARIZE('Table','Table'[Matricule],"Max Diameter",MAX('Table'[Diameter]))
Then add a new column in above new table.
Max Diameter Count =
COUNTROWS (
FILTER (
'Table',
'Table'[Matricule] = 'Table 2'[Matricule]
&& 'Table'[Diameter] = 'Table 2'[Max Diameter]
)
)
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Jing
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Hi @Fabiopb
Here is one solution with calculated columns. Create two columns
Matricule Max Diameter = CALCULATE(MAX('Matricules'[Diameter]),ALLEXCEPT(Matricules,Matricules[Matricule]))
Max Count = CALCULATE(COUNT(Matricules[Matricule]),ALLEXCEPT(Matricules,Matricules[Matricule]),Matricules[Diameter]=Matricules[Matricule Max Diameter])
And here is one solution with a measure based on above sample data.
Measure =
var matricule_max_diameter = MAX(Matricules[Diameter])
return
CALCULATE(COUNT(Matricules[Matricule]),Matricules[Diameter]=matricule_max_diameter)
You can choose either per your need.
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Jing
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Hello,
Thank you for the response. I am actually looking for a solution like this:
I would prefer to calculate the new columns in a new table with the matricules not repeated. I am looking for a solution like that because the main table has a lot of rows which I believe including new calculated columns would be worse for the structure. If you could help with that I would appreciate it.
Hi @Fabiopb
Sorry for the late reply. You can first create a table with below code. This will return you a table with distinct matricules and their maximum diameter values.
Table 2 = SUMMARIZE('Table','Table'[Matricule],"Max Diameter",MAX('Table'[Diameter]))
Then add a new column in above new table.
Max Diameter Count =
COUNTROWS (
FILTER (
'Table',
'Table'[Matricule] = 'Table 2'[Matricule]
&& 'Table'[Diameter] = 'Table 2'[Max Diameter]
)
)
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Jing
If this post helps, please Accept it as Solution to help other members find it.
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