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i want to get Max Value of Measure. I use Maxx Function but the Value which its return it Average Value.
Please Guide How can i get Proper Max Value Using Measure.
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=MAXX(ALL(Calendar),[DPD RPI])
@MattAllington Thank You so much
Its Work
thanks to all @MattAllington @MattAllington @jdbuchanan71
Instead of using MAXX try MAX([your measure],0). This will pick the higher of the two scalar values [your measure] and 0. If your measure can go negative but you still want to pull that if it does you would do MAX([your measure],-9999999)
i create this measure
but still getting incorrect value.
Hi,
Try this
=MAXX(ALL(Calendar),[MTD RPT])
I am assuming that the Dates appearing in your Calendar visual have been dragged from the Calendar Table.
Hope this helps.
HEY @Ashish_Mathur THANKS FOR REPLY
I USE
Share the link from where i can download your PBI file.
@Ashish_Mathur THERE IS SOME CONFIDENTIAL DATA WHICH I CANT SHARE. there is any other way ???
=MAXX(ALL(Calendar),[DPD RPI])
@MattAllington Thank You so much
Its Work
thanks to all @MattAllington @MattAllington @jdbuchanan71
Hello @Anonymous ,
Can you share the formula in your [MTD RPT] measure? Given your screen shot, what value are you wanting to see in your measure?
@jdbuchanan71 I USE THIS
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