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Hi peeps,
I have 3 columns in my table with each containing a decimal number. Now I want a column which displays a number after a calculation has been made. This column needs to display the highest number after these 3 calculations for the 3 different columns ( 1 calculation for each column) has been made.
Formula now:
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@Anonymous yes you are right my bad.
Maximum =
VAR _m = 'Table'[M]*1750
VAR _w = 'Table'[W]*1
VAR _v = 'Table'[V]*330
RETURN MAX(_m,MAX(_w,_v))
@Anonymous
please try below calculated column
Maximum =
VAR _m = 'Table'[M]*1750
VAR _w = 'Table'[W]*1
VAR _v = 'Table'[V]*330
RETURN MAX(a,MAX(b,c))
Where does the a,b,c come from? is this supposed to be _m , _W, _V?
@Anonymous yes you are right my bad.
Maximum =
VAR _m = 'Table'[M]*1750
VAR _w = 'Table'[W]*1
VAR _v = 'Table'[V]*330
RETURN MAX(_m,MAX(_w,_v))
Hi @Anonymous
You can try adding a column like below.
Column = MAXX( { 'Table'[M] * 1750, 'Table'[W], 'Table'[V] * 330 }, [Value] )
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