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I have a hierarchy of Account and Order Number (an Account can have multiple orders). Each order has Liquid and Dry elements.
I am counting the number Liquids from each order. I want to get the max number of Liquid in any given order for an account in my table. Something like below.
My data is as follows
Order-ID Order Number Account Item Qty 1 100 ABC A 2 2 100 ABC B 4 3 100 ABC C 1 4 200 XYZ A 1 5 200 XYZ C 1 6 300 LMO B 2 7 300 LMO C 1 8 400 ABC A 1 9 400 ABC B 4 10 400 ABC C 2 11 400 ABC D 1 12 500 LMO E 3
Order-ID Outgoing_ID Order Number Item Liquid 1 1 100 A Y 1 2 100 A Y 2 3 100 B N 2 4 100 B N 2 5 100 B N 2 6 100 B N 3 7 100 C Y 4 8 200 A Y 5 9 200 C Y 6 10 300 B N 6 11 300 B N 7 12 300 C Y 8 13 400 A Y 9 14 400 B N 9 15 400 B N 9 16 400 B N 9 17 400 B N 10 18 400 C Y 10 19 400 C Y 11 20 400 D N 12 21 500 E N 12 22 500 E N 12 23 500 E N
As seen from the data, Account ABC has 4 'N' in order 100 and 5'N' in order 400. I want my measure to display this 5 for ABC and 3 for LMO using the same logic.
Can someone help me come up with DAX measure formula to get the desired output
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Hi @Anonymous
I hav built the below model and added the below measure. Let me know if you need me to share the file.
Max_Liquid =
CALCULATE (
MAXX (
SUMMARIZE (
Liquidities,
Orders[Account],
Orders[Order Number]
),
[TotalLiquid]
),
ALL ( Orders[Order Number] )
)
where
[TotalLiquid] = CALCULATE( COUNTROWS( Liquidities ), Liquidities[Liquid] = "N" )
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Hi @Anonymous
I hav built the below model and added the below measure. Let me know if you need me to share the file.
Max_Liquid =
CALCULATE (
MAXX (
SUMMARIZE (
Liquidities,
Orders[Account],
Orders[Order Number]
),
[TotalLiquid]
),
ALL ( Orders[Order Number] )
)
where
[TotalLiquid] = CALCULATE( COUNTROWS( Liquidities ), Liquidities[Liquid] = "N" )
Did I answer your question correctly? Mark my answer as a solution!
Proud to be a Datanaut!
Works just the way I want. Thank you so much. Was stuck on this for quite a while.
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