So....dax I have a measure that calculates the percentage of a value. And it's calculated by sum of number / denominator.
Because of relationships, this is dynamic and spits out percentages for different categories from a look up table.
So you can say : % of people who are xyz and have had this
I can display what the max of this measure is using maxx and summarize.
What I want to do is show the type of peopl (the xyz).
Do I need to create a dynamic table and then do a lookup value based on max of the measure? That seems like a painful way to do it .
How do I return the xyz with the max and min %?
If I've written
Maxx(summarize (table, people, measure-%)) How do I swap that to return people?
I bet that's clear as mud?
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So....dax
I have a measure that calculates the percentage of a value. And it's calculated by sum of number / denominator.
Because of relationships, this is dynamic and spits out percentages for different categories from a look up table.
So you can say
:
% of people who are xyz and have had this
I can display what the max of this measure is using maxx and summarize.
What I want to do is show the type of peopl (the xyz).
Do I need to create a dynamic table and then do a lookup value based on max of the measure? That seems like a painful way to do it .
How do I return the xyz with the max and min %?
If I've written
Maxx(summarize (table, people, measure-%))
How do I swap that to return people?
I bet that's clear as mud?