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Help with getting the maximum value from calculated table containing measure column
- 6 years ago
Hi miguelsus2000 ,
Miguel, I tested your sample data. Maybe the following formula can help you. For why you get the sum value, I think it is caused that my sample is too simple. It is filtered by other columns in your actual data.
MAXX = MAXX ( SUMMARIZE ( FILTER ( ALLSELECTED ( 'LoRaBlePayload (2)' ), 'LoRaBlePayload (2)'[Content.BeaconIdentifier] IN FILTERS ( 'LoRaBlePayload (2)'[Content.BeaconIdentifier] ) ), 'LoRaBlePayload (2)'[Content.BeaconIdentifier], 'LoRaBlePayload (2)'[PartitionKey], "New", [Count per BID] ), [New] )Best Regards,
Xue Ding
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Hi Xue,
Does the info I provided help in any way? For some reason, i still cannot break down the 38 into 4 adn 34 you have?
Thank you...Miguel.
Hi miguelsus2000 ,
Miguel, I tested your sample data. Maybe the following formula can help you. For why you get the sum value, I think it is caused that my sample is too simple. It is filtered by other columns in your actual data.
MAXX =
MAXX (
SUMMARIZE (
FILTER (
ALLSELECTED ( 'LoRaBlePayload (2)' ),
'LoRaBlePayload (2)'[Content.BeaconIdentifier]
IN FILTERS ( 'LoRaBlePayload (2)'[Content.BeaconIdentifier] )
),
'LoRaBlePayload (2)'[Content.BeaconIdentifier],
'LoRaBlePayload (2)'[PartitionKey],
"New", [Count per BID]
),
[New]
)
Best Regards,
Xue Ding
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- miguelsus20006 years agoHelper III
Hi Xue, Thank you very much this actually worked. The original calculation was indeed very simple/high level. I wanted to ask you, if I want to extract the partitionkey mostly used, can simply do a value lookup?
No worries if you're busy.
Thank you again!
Cheers,
M