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Hello,
I have a dashboard in which I want to determine the difference from a high water mark of running totals form a set of values.
I have three measures:
1. Running Total, this calculates the running total of the values in date order.
Running Total =
CALCULATE (
SUM(Data[Value]),
FILTER ( ALLSELECTED(Data), Data[Index] <= MAX ( Data[Index] ) )
)
2. High Water Mark, this calculates the highest value the Running Total has reached so far.
High Water Mark =
MAXX (
ADDCOLUMNS (
FILTER ( ALLSELECTED( 'Data' ), Data[Index] <= MAX ( Data[Index] ) ),
"Running Total", [Running Total]
),
[Running Total]
)
3. Difference from High Water Mark, this calculates the difference between the High Water Mark and the Running Total.
Difference from High Water Mark = [Running Total] - [High Water Mark]
I want to be able to capture the minimum value of the Difference from High Water Mark which would be -226 but I am unable to do so as the MIN() function cannot be used against a measure.
Can anyone help me on how I can obtain this minimum value?
MY PBIX file can be downloaded from this wetransfer link...PBIX file
Any help you can offer is appreciated.
Kind regards,
Neil
Solved! Go to Solution.
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@Burtoninlondon
You can follow the below syntax
You can find the file here
Please find the other formula where I calculated the min value till the current row.
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Tharun
@tharunkumarRTK, thanks for your response, it was very helpful.
I'm going to mark the other response from @ThxAlot as the solution as it needed less measures in my model.
Neil
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