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Anonymous
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Card with percentage

Good afternoon,

 

I have a table with two columns, Year and percentage. Want to return the highest year's percentage on a card, any ideas?

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Aha!

 

I think this might be close.  Just change where I have Table2 to your tablename

 

Measure = 
VAR maxYear = MAX('Table2'[Ano])
RETURN CALCULATE(
				MAX('Table2'[Reajustes]),
				FILTER(
					'Table2',
					'Table2'[Ano] = maxYear
					)
				)

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Phil_Seamark
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HI @Anonymous

 

There are a bunch of ways you can do this.

 

One quick thing to try might be to use the Top N filter on your visual.

 

Otherwise there will be ways to solve this using DAX or M

 

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Anonymous
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Hi @Phil_Seamark

 

Thanks for your response.

 

Could you give me the way to resolve with a dax measure. I need to use the result in another measure.

 

Remember, the table has two columns (year and percentage) and I want to get the percentage of the largest year.

Do you just want the percentage value?  Or do you somehow need the year as well?


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Anonymous
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Only in percentage

 

Table
Year   Percentage
2017   10%
2016   13%

 

In that case the card will display 10%. This value will be used in other measures.

HI @Anonymous

 

I'm confused.  Wouldn't this mean 13% is the highest percentage?

 

Or do you mean you have mulitple rows for each year with different percentages and  you want to display the highest percentage for each year?


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Anonymous
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Here is the table I'm using.

 

The result I need is the 13.55% percentage for the year 2017.

 

This percentage will always be the most recent year.

 

 

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Aha!

 

I think this might be close.  Just change where I have Table2 to your tablename

 

Measure = 
VAR maxYear = MAX('Table2'[Ano])
RETURN CALCULATE(
				MAX('Table2'[Reajustes]),
				FILTER(
					'Table2',
					'Table2'[Ano] = maxYear
					)
				)

To learn more about DAX visit : aka.ms/practicalDAX

Proud to be a Datanaut!

Anonymous
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Thank you for your help. Worked perfectly.

what i suggested should work, just change the aggregation to Max for percentage

 

 



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parry2k
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Drop percentage column on card and change aggregation to MAX.

 

Add a slicer for year to pick a year.



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