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I do not want to delete duplicate rows. I just want to display the row that has the highest value for the group of duplicates. For example, I have two columns - one has doc ID, then other has a number.
DOC ID Number
DOCA_1 6
DOCA_1 5
DOCA_1 2
DOCB_1 7
DOCB_1 9
I want to return:
DOCA_1 6
DOCB_1 9
I want to retain the information for the other rows for other visuals, so I do not want to remove the rows.
I just want to display the highest value in column 2, for each unique item in column 1.
Is there a way to do that?
Thanks!
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You want to create a measure to show highest value for each Doc ID?
Try the below code to get the desire output.
Highest Value Per DOC_ID =
MAXX(
VALUES('YourTable'[DOC_ID]),
CALCULATE(
MAX('YourTable'[YourNumberColumn]),
ALLEXCEPT('YourTable', 'YourTable'[DOC_ID])
)
)
Hi @Anonymous You can do it in 3 ways. You can change Sum to Max on your Number column in your visual or create a measure or create a summary table.
DAX Measure:
Max Number Measure = MAX(Table1[Number])
DAX Calculated summary table
MaxNumberPerDocID =
SUMMARIZE(
Table1,
Table1[DOC_ID],
"MaxNumber", MAX(Table1[Number])
)
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Hi @Anonymous You can do it in 3 ways. You can change Sum to Max on your Number column in your visual or create a measure or create a summary table.
DAX Measure:
Max Number Measure = MAX(Table1[Number])
DAX Calculated summary table
MaxNumberPerDocID =
SUMMARIZE(
Table1,
Table1[DOC_ID],
"MaxNumber", MAX(Table1[Number])
)
Proud to be a Super User!
Brilliant! The first solution worked perfectly and easily - thank you so much!!!
I will check the other options later - thanks for giving me options!! 🙂
P.S. Just checked - the other solutions also worked just as easily - thank you so much!!!
You want to create a measure to show highest value for each Doc ID?
Try the below code to get the desire output.
Highest Value Per DOC_ID =
MAXX(
VALUES('YourTable'[DOC_ID]),
CALCULATE(
MAX('YourTable'[YourNumberColumn]),
ALLEXCEPT('YourTable', 'YourTable'[DOC_ID])
)
)
Your solution also worked!! 🙂 Thank you so much - this is an amazing community and just saved me HOURS of work - thank you!!
You are most welcome. I have joined recently and it is an amazing platform, where there is always someone to help. Good luck for your journey
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