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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 ) )
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
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?
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?
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.
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 ) )
Thank you for your help. Worked perfectly.
what i suggested should work, just change the aggregation to Max for percentage
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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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