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Hi ,
I'm trying to create a new measure that will return the correct [ICD10 Mapping] based upon the [Member ID] and the Max [Plan Payment Amount] of each [Member ID].
It's important to note that each [Member ID] can and often does populate numerous times in the excel table 'Claim Data'. Meaning, one [Member ID] could populate 2, 3, 100 or however many times with different [Plan Payment Amount]s.
Here is a table visual showing what I already have built:
I've already gone ahead and created a measure that returns the Highest [Plan Payment Amount] for each [Member ID]:
I'd now like to create a new measure that returns the correct [ICD10 Mapping] result for each [Member ID]...with the Highest [Plan Payment Amount].
Here is a dummy dataset for an example:
Member ID Plan Payment Amount ICD10 Mapping
0001 $40.00 77PR
0001 $55.00 42KN
0002 $30.00 ZZBV1
0001 $100.00 5R3S
0002 $20.00 CC7T
0044 $450.00 WQ56
The new measure should return the following:
Member ID Plan Payment Amount ICD10 Mapping
0001 $100.00 5R3S
0002 $30.00 ZZBV1
0044 $450.00 WQ56
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@AW1976NOVA - I think you want Lookup Min/Max. https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Quick-Measures-Gallery/Lookup-Min-Max/m-p/985814#M434
@AW1976NOVA - I think you want Lookup Min/Max. https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Quick-Measures-Gallery/Lookup-Min-Max/m-p/985814#M434
Awesome,
Thank you so much
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