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Hey there,
I need a measure that returns the highest value from the current visual table, take a look at the screenshot below
I have date and total sales in columns, I need the measure that could return the highest value on my table based on the filters applied, when filter changes I also want the measure to show the new "highest value" based on filters.
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@info_algoritmia I see, try this:
SWITCH ( TRUE (),
ISINSCOPE ( DateTable[Date], MAXX ( ALLSELECTED ( DateTable[Date] ), [Sales] ),
ISINSCOPE ( DateTable[Month], MAXX ( ALLSELECTED ( DateTable[Month] ), [Sales] ),
<<else condition>>
)
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@info_algoritmia I see, try this:
SWITCH ( TRUE (),
ISINSCOPE ( DateTable[Date], MAXX ( ALLSELECTED ( DateTable[Date] ), [Sales] ),
ISINSCOPE ( DateTable[Month], MAXX ( ALLSELECTED ( DateTable[Month] ), [Sales] ),
<<else condition>>
)
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@parry2kdo you know any particular reason that this is working for weeks, year but not for months? It's not returning the max value for months
@info_algoritmia not sure what you used in ALLSELECTED, it should ALLSELECTED ( DateTable )
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@parry2k it works when date column is in the visual, but if I changed it to "Months", look, the "51700" is the highest sales value for "dates", not for "months", how can I update this and make it dinamyc? I'd want know to show the "230400" for February isntead
@info_algoritmia try this measure:
Highest Value = MAXX ( ALLSELECTED ( YourTable ), [Sales Measure] )
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hey @parry2k it worked but I need the value to be dynamic, I utilized the "calendar table" in the ALL SELECTED, and it works for dates, but when I changed the dates for months it's still showing the max per date instead of month, how could I modify this automatically? I want the max value for the current filters and columns I have in the table visual, not only for dates (daily)
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