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Anonymous
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Max value with multiple filters

I am needing to calcualte the Max Value for a data set that has multiple categories to sort through. The Max value needs to be the Max value of each ProductRef within each SubCatName. My current calcuated column is only giving me the Max value based on the ProdectRef and ignoring the SubCatName. 

 

Current Measure:   

MaxValue = VAR maxvalue = CALCULATE(MAX(robintable[ConvertedPrice]), ALLEXCEPT(robintable, robintable[SubCatName], robintable[ProductRef])) return maxvalue

 

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Greg_Deckler
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@Anonymous Try:

New Measure:   

MaxValue =  
  VAR __SubCatName = MAX('robintable'[SubCatName])
  VAR __ProductRef = MAX('robintable'[ProductRef])
RETURN
  MAXX(FILTER(ALLSELECTED('robintable'),[SubCatName]=__SubCatName && [ProductRef] = __ProductRef),[ConvertedPrice])


or if you don't care about the productref:

MaxValue =  
  VAR __SubCatName = MAX('robintable'[SubCatName])
RETURN
  MAXX(FILTER(ALLSELECTED('robintable'),[ProductRef] = __ProductRef),[ConvertedPrice])


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Anonymous
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My original dax of 

MaxValue = VAR maxvalue = CALCULATE(MAX(robintable[ConvertedPrice]), ALLEXCEPT(robintable, robintable[SubCatName], robintable[ProductRef])) return maxvalue

is giving me the max value of each SubCatName and not the max value of the ProdcutRef within each SusCatName

Hi @Anonymous ,

Basically the measure formula written by you should work.

Measure = 
CALCULATE(
    MAX('robintable'[ConvertedPrice]),
    ALLEXCEPT(
        robintable,
        'robintable'[SubCatName],
        robintable[ProductRef]
    )
)

vyingjl_0-1632707107381.png

 

Perhaps you can check whether you have applied any other visual filters or page filters in the report.

 

Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Yingjie Li
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Anonymous
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I tried both of those options, and neither worked. Have any other ideas? I need it to look at each SubCatName and then the ProductRef with in that SubCatName and give me the Max value for all dates

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