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Find the max value by month

I have a data table showing audit date and result. I have grouped table to count the passes and fails. 

[audit date] - any date from 2017 to date

[result] - can be 'pass' or 'fail'

[count] - 1

 

I have a measure counting the passes:

Pass = CALCULATE(SUM('Loaders&Assessors Results'[Count]),FILTER('Loaders&Assessors Results','Loaders&Assessors Results'[Result]="Pass"))
I want to create a measure that shows the maximum pass count, split by month. So if the total pass by month is as follows:
Jan 100
Feb 150
Mar 200
Apr 75
 
The Measure, if it were displayed in isolation such as a Card, would show 200.  Until May comes in at 250 then it would change to 250.
I want this measure for a gauge visualisation. 
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parry2k
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@Anonymous try this measure

 

Max Pass Count = 
MAXX( VALUES( Table[Month] ), [Pass] )


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parry2k
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@Anonymous try this measure

 

Max Pass Count = 
MAXX( VALUES( Table[Month] ), [Pass] )


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