I'm trying to create a new Table to just have the minimum cost carrier based on 3 criteria - Origin Zip, Destination Zip, Mode
This is my initial data:
I'm looking for end result to be similar to this:
Thanks
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@Anonymous
Another way..Shorter Code
Calculated Table 1 = GENERATE ( SUMMARIZE ( Table1, [3 digit Origin Zip], [3 digit Destination Zip], [Mode], "Lowest Rate", MIN ( Table1[Rate] ) ), SELECTCOLUMNS ( FILTER ( Table1, [Rate] = [Lowest Rate] ), "Carrie", [Carrier] ) )
@Anonymous
One way is to have calculated table from modelling tab
Calculated Table = ADDCOLUMNS ( SUMMARIZE ( Table1, [3 digit Origin Zip], [3 digit Destination Zip], [Mode], "Lowest Rate", MIN ( Table1[Rate] ) ), "Carrier", CALCULATE ( MIN ( Table1[Carrier] ), TREATAS ( { ( [3 digit Origin Zip], [3 digit Destination Zip], [Mode], [Lowest Rate] ) }, Table1[3 digit Origin Zip], Table1[3 digit Destination Zip], Table1[Mode], Table1[Rate] ) ) )
@Anonymous
Another way..Shorter Code
Calculated Table 1 = GENERATE ( SUMMARIZE ( Table1, [3 digit Origin Zip], [3 digit Destination Zip], [Mode], "Lowest Rate", MIN ( Table1[Rate] ) ), SELECTCOLUMNS ( FILTER ( Table1, [Rate] = [Lowest Rate] ), "Carrie", [Carrier] ) )
@Anonymous
...and another one:
ResultTable = FILTER ( Table1; Table1[Rate] = CALCULATE ( MIN ( Table1[Rate] ); ALL ( Table1[Rate]; Table1[Carrier] ) ) )
@AlB (I'm not a DAX expert) When I used the one you posted it gives me all the values rather than Just least cost carrier.
@Anonymous
Maybe you did something differently. It should work.
Check it out in this file. It yields exactly the same result as you showed above.
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