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Gauge Chart Dynamic Maximum Value
- Anonymous4 years ago
Hi tamerj1
I got it to work!! Thank you so so much for helping me out!Current CTR (Gauge) = CALCULATE( [Avg CTR], FILTER( 'GSC query analysis', RELATED('Calendar Lookup'[Start of Month]) = MAXX('Calendar Lookup', 'Calendar Lookup'[Start of Month]) ) )
Hey tamerj1
I used your code, but it's giving me the same result, so it's still incorrect.
Single query selected:
Multiple queries selected:
But I think we are getting there. I think it's still doing the calculatation on the row basis, instead of column as a whole.
Anonymous
It allways goves the vslue of the last date. I wonder why!
Would you please activate the row totals and see emwhat is the value shown at the total
- Anonymous4 years agoNot applicable
I used this code and turned on the subtotal in the matrix.:
Max CTR = MAXX ( CROSSJOIN ( VALUES ( 'Calendar Lookup'[Start of Month] ), SUMMARIZE ( 'GSC query analysis', 'GSC query analysis'[Category], 'GSC query analysis'[Query] ) ), CALCULATE ( DIVIDE ( [Sum Clicks], [Sum Impressions], 0 ) ) )It seems like if only selecting one query, the total of the Max CTR would show the correct value that I want!
ex1:ex2:
However, if selecting multiple queries. The total of Max CTR will show only the biggest max ctr out of all the individual queries (0.25), instead of collectively "Sum Clicks of all queries / Sum Impressions of all queries" which shuold be 0.07 in this case.
- tamerj14 years agoCommunity Champion
Anonymous
Ok. Can we try more simple
Max CTR = MAXX ( ALLSELECTED ( 'Calendar Lookup'[Start of Month] ), [Avg CTR] )- Anonymous4 years agoNot applicable
I actually have tried this line of code before. It showed correctly in the matrix, but incorrect in the gauge chart.