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Nagesh20
Helper I
Helper I

Not getting total for Switch function

Hi All,

 

Please someone advice how to get the total for Max column (using with Switch function)

 

Backup calculation is given below

 

 

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Cumulative =
IF([TotalValue]<>BLANK(),
CALCULATE([TotalValue],
FILTER(ALL(Calender[Date]),Calender[Date]<=MAX(Calender[Date]))))
 
Max =
Var _max=maxx(filter(allselected(Table1), Table1[Product] = max(Table1[Product]) ), Table1[Date])
return
Switch ( true(),
Max(Calender[Date]) = _max ,[Cumulative],
Max(Calender[Date]) < _max , 0 ,
blank())

 

 

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Anonymous
Not applicable

Hi @Nagesh20 

 

Here are some aspects that I suggest can be considered.


1. Ensure Relationships: Make sure that there is a relationship between 'Table1[Date]'and 'Calender[Date]' if they are meant to interact. Without a proper relationship, date comparisons and aggregations might not behave as expected.

 

2. Refined Max Calculation: 

Max =
VAR _maxDateForProduct = CALCULATE(
MAX(Table1[Date]),
ALLSELECTED(Table1)
)
RETURN
SWITCH(
TRUE(),
MAX(Calender[Date]) = _maxDateForProduct, [Cumulative],
MAX(Calender[Date]) < _maxDateForProduct, 0,
BLANK()
)



 

 

Best Regards,

Jayleny

 

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