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Hi All,
This is the data I have created in PowerBI. Screenshot is given below:
I have the data in the same format in excel. The screenshot is given below:
Based on the above columns, I created an other column in excel named Weekly cycle. And the formula I implemented was
=IF(MAX(AE3:AR3)>7,7,(MAX(AE3:AR3))+1).
How can I implement the same in data field in PowerBI?
Any help is appreciated!
Thank you!
Megha
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Hi,
Yeah it is possible, you just need to add MAX's iteratively. E.g.
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Hi,
It is possible to do this kind of comparion by using nested MAX() functions, but I wouldn't recommend it. Instead you can unpivot the data in PQ.
Multiselect columns with shift click and press the arrow:
Then unpivot columns. Also you can add an index column to keep track of the groups created this way.
In my Example I have 4 columns and index column.
Start data:
After unpivot I have this kind of data:
Dax:
I hope this post helps to solve your issue and if it does consider accepting it as a solution and giving the post a thumbs up!
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Hi @ValtteriN ,
Thank you for your reply!
Its not pivoted to unpivot.
And all the columns are calculated columns which is created by me.
I need to implement that formula on the calculated columns in PowerBI.
Can I please know how to do that?
Thank you!
Megha
Hi,
If you want to do this with a calculated column you need to use nested MAX functions e.g.
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Hi @ValtteriN,
Could you please tell if it is possible to use the same for multiple columns, which is more than 4?
Thank you!
Megha
Hi,
Yeah it is possible, you just need to add MAX's iteratively. E.g.
Proud to be a Super User!
Is it possible to use the same for multiple columns, which is more than 4?
Thank you!
Megha
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