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Hi all,
I have this following measure
Total Arising V2 = VAR TAB = SUMMARIZE('ENGG VW_TRM','ENGG VW_TRM'[Functional Location],"Arising",MAX('ENGG VW_TRM'[Arising])) RETURN SUMX(TAB,[Arising])
and how can i change this to a calcualted column
or how to take the measure value and create a new calculated column
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Hi @ephramz ,
Hi @ephramz ,
You can create a calculated column to get your expected value.
Total Arising V2 = VAR _max=CALCULATE(MAX('ENGG VW_TRM'[Arising]),FILTER('ENGG VW_TRM',[Functional Location]=EARLIER('ENGG VW_TRM'[Functional Location]
)))
return IF(_max=[Arising],[Arising])
Best Regards,
Stephen Tao
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Hi @ephramz ,
Hi @ephramz ,
You can create a calculated column to get your expected value.
Total Arising V2 = VAR _max=CALCULATE(MAX('ENGG VW_TRM'[Arising]),FILTER('ENGG VW_TRM',[Functional Location]=EARLIER('ENGG VW_TRM'[Functional Location]
)))
return IF(_max=[Arising],[Arising])
Best Regards,
Stephen Tao
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
@ephramz if you have a dimension table for Functional Location then it will be easier.
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