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Hello,
I created the matrix below in power bi. In a nutshell, I'm trying to normalize the "Employee Score" column using the "max" value of that column, but I am finding this to be a challenge for some reason. Employee Score column is based off of a measure.
The calculation would be "Employee Score"/Max(Employee Score) = Employee Score /0.257.
I have tried MAX, MAXA, and MAXX, but only MAXX(Employee Score) returned a value and that value was not 0.257. Any help in understanding why I cannot directly compute the max value of matrix column would be greatly appreciated.
Best,
Andrew
@Anonymous try this
New Measure =
DIVIDE ( [Employee Score], MAXX ( VALUES ( Table[Auditor] ), [Employee Score] ) )
assuming auditor is an employee or change Table[Auditor] to Table[Employee]
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