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I have a table that includes Date, MRR, and RAG_Value.
The date column is every Friday starting May 4th- Present and will keep running every Friday.
The RAG_Value can range from 0-3. I need to calculate measures for MRR based on current RAG Value and Previous RAG Value
I tried this but it is incorrect (and returns an error) as I don't need MAX Rag_Value, I need the Rag_Value for the MAX DATE
AMBER NormalizedMRR$Current = CALCULATE(SUM(vw_OperationalJobsWithMRR[NormalizedMRR]), MAX(RAGandMRR[RAG_Value])= 2)
I do have a date table that isn't currently connected to anything else but is there just in case.
Any help is appreciated
Hi @bhmiller89
It is not clear for me.
I don't need MAX Rag_Value, I need the Rag_Value for the MAX DATE
AMBER NormalizedMRR$Current = CALCULATE(SUM(vw_OperationalJobsWithMRR[NormalizedMRR]), MAX(RAGandMRR[RAG_Value])= 2)
From above, it seems you need Rag_Value=2 when date is the MAX DATE, you could try this formula
Max date=CALCULATE(MAX(RAGandMRR[Date]),ALL(RAGandMRR)) AMBER NormalizedMRR$Current = CALCULATE(SUM(vw_OperationalJobsWithMRR[NormalizedMRR]), FILTER(ALL(RAGandMRR),RAGandMRR[RAG_Value]= 2&&RAGandMRR[Date]=[Max date]))
Then what do you mean by this sentence
The RAG_Value can range from 0-3. I need to calculate measures for MRR based on current RAG Value and Previous RAG Value
Best Regards
Maggie
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