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Hello all,
I'm trying to get the lowest sum sales value of all days in a month. So in the example below I want to display 5,759 as the value in a card, not 0.
Here is the DAX formula I'm using. It returns the correct result since 0 is the min value, but is there some way I can exclude 0 from the calculation so it jumps to the next minimum value (5,759)?
Solved! Go to Solution.
pls try this
= MINX( FILTER(
SUMMARIZE('Sales Data','DateTable'[CalendarDt],"Total Sales",SUM('Sales Data'[Daily Sales])),[Total Sales]>0)
,[Total Sales])
Hi,
Does this measure work?
Measure = MINX('DateTable',[Total Sales])
If it does not work, then share the download link of the PBI file.
pls try this
= MINX( FILTER(
SUMMARIZE('Sales Data','DateTable'[CalendarDt],"Total Sales",SUM('Sales Data'[Daily Sales])),[Total Sales]>0)
,[Total Sales])
Thank you so much, I knew I was overlooking something and I completely forgot about the filter function.
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