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Measures to extract Max and Min values from Columns and Rows displayed

I look at a lot of conditionally formatted 2D arrays of data.

 

From this 2D array of data, I would like to create a measure that will give me the min and max values taking into account any filters I have applied to the data.  Each cell is the sum of it's contents.

 

For example in the screen capture below, i would like to view the min and max of the 2D array of data below with a min measure and max measure:

 

Annotation 2020-04-25 115621.jpg 

I have a sample of the data above contained in the excel file with a couple measures that get me close!

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1o0hLwe7o9VJZBkWlzkPF4WDJgN7y7wWb

 

The measures get me single min and max from a designated vref row, but I would like to look at the whole array of values and get min and max of the displayed values.

 

I'm close but not close enough...

 

Thank you...

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I finally figured it out:

 

To get the min or max value for the 2D array of values:

 

For the max value:

=MAXX (
FILTER (
VALUES ( raw_data[CDC (Coarse+Fine)] ),
raw_data[CDC (Coarse+Fine)]
),
CALCULATE ( SUM ( raw_data[Value] ) ))

 

For the min value:

=MINX (
FILTER (
VALUES ( raw_data[CDC (Coarse+Fine)] ),
raw_data[CDC (Coarse+Fine)]
),
CALCULATE ( SUM ( raw_data[Value] ) ))

 

 

 

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How about just write the measures (min and max) and put them in a cell (either another pivot table or cube formula). Then use conditional formatting over your pivot table to highlight  the values 



* Matt is an 8 times Microsoft MVP (Power BI) and author of the Power BI Book Supercharge Power BI.

I finally figured it out:

 

To get the min or max value for the 2D array of values:

 

For the max value:

=MAXX (
FILTER (
VALUES ( raw_data[CDC (Coarse+Fine)] ),
raw_data[CDC (Coarse+Fine)]
),
CALCULATE ( SUM ( raw_data[Value] ) ))

 

For the min value:

=MINX (
FILTER (
VALUES ( raw_data[CDC (Coarse+Fine)] ),
raw_data[CDC (Coarse+Fine)]
),
CALCULATE ( SUM ( raw_data[Value] ) ))

 

 

 

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