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Using overall maximum for a gauge visual
Hi,
I have a dataset of student performance data with test results, student id and various demographic details. I have created a 'profile' page for each student containing demographic data as well as the test result data - this is obtained using the drill-through option. What I'm interested in showing is a gauge with the student's test result compared to the maximum mark achieved by any student in the dataset (this would be the max value of the gauge). To do this I created a measure as follows:
The problem is that every time I open the student profile page using the drill-through method, the maximum value is always the same as the student's test score (so the gauge is always full). Is my measure defined incorrectly, or is there something else that I am not doing right?
Thank you,
hi Anonymous
You may need to use this measure
Maximum Student Score = CALCULATE(MAX('Student Data'[FINAL_MARKS]), ALL('Student Data'))
or
Maximum Student Score = CALCULATE(MAX('Student Data'[FINAL_MARKS]), ALLEXCEPT('Student Data', 'Student Data'[ID]))
Regards,
Lin
4 Replies
- amitchandakSuper User
Try like
Maximum Student Score = CALCULATE(MAX('Student Data'[FINAL_MARKS]), ALL('Student Data'))
or
Maximum Student Score = MAXX(ALL('Student Data'),'Student Data'[FINAL_MARKS]) - AnonymousNot applicableWhether it's correct or not depends on what filters are in place at the time this measure is being applied and what your model looks like.
If you filter on the name of the student, then this ALL filter does not do anything as long as the names are unique.
If you want to remove all filters from the 'Student Data' table, you should use ALL( 'Student Data' ).
Best
D - v-lili6-msftCommunity Support
hi Anonymous
You may need to use this measure
Maximum Student Score = CALCULATE(MAX('Student Data'[FINAL_MARKS]), ALL('Student Data'))
or
Maximum Student Score = CALCULATE(MAX('Student Data'[FINAL_MARKS]), ALLEXCEPT('Student Data', 'Student Data'[ID]))
Regards,
Lin
- AnonymousNot applicable
v-lili6-msft - that worked! Thank you very much for that.