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Mardob
Frequent Visitor

Lookup MAX value(s) with a measure / calculated column

Hi all,

 

I got stucked with a following issue. I'm having a table with products, costs, prices and margins. I would like to vlookup product code with the highest margin value.

 

When there is just one highest margin value in a table, there is no issue. The problem appears when there are a few products with the same highest margin value.

 

The sample table looks as below:

CODECOSTPRICEMARGIN
12345     2     4    0.5
12346     7    14    0.5
12347     6    12    0.5
12348    12    19    0.37
12349    10     7    -0.43

 

The formula:

CODE_HIGHEST_VALUE = 

LOOKUPVALUE(SampleTable[CODE],SampleTable[MARGIN],MAX(SampleTable[MARGIN]))
 
And it doesn't work, as we have a few products with highest, 50% margin.
 
How can I calculate it (preferably with a measure but I believe it can be not possible) to show all affected product codes?
 
Thanks!
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Mardob
Frequent Visitor

Thanks, guys, but your formulas are not working as I wished. But I have found the solution:

 

MaxCodes =

VAR MaxMargin =

    MAXX(SampleTable,SampleTable[MARGIN]

    )

RETURN

CONCATENATEX(

    FILTER(

        ALLSELECTED(SampleTable),

        SampleTable[MARGIN] = MaxMargin

    ),

    SampleTable[CODE],

    ","

)

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Mardob
Frequent Visitor

Thanks, guys, but your formulas are not working as I wished. But I have found the solution:

 

MaxCodes =

VAR MaxMargin =

    MAXX(SampleTable,SampleTable[MARGIN]

    )

RETURN

CONCATENATEX(

    FILTER(

        ALLSELECTED(SampleTable),

        SampleTable[MARGIN] = MaxMargin

    ),

    SampleTable[CODE],

    ","

)

ThxAlot
Super User
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amitchandak
Super User
Super User

@Mardob , You can have measures

 

MARGIN p = Sum(Table[MARGIN])

TOP 1= calculate(Max(Table[CODE]), keepfilters( index(1, allselected(Table[CODE]), orderBy([MARGIN p], desc))) )

 

Plot this with Table code in visual

 

Or a measure like

CONCATANATEX(index(1, allselected(Table[CODE]), orderBy([MARGIN p], desc)), Table[CODE], ", ")

 

Power BI Index function: Top/Bottom Performer by name and value- https://youtu.be/HPhzzCwe10U

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