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Hi all,
I have the table as follows:
| date | fruit | sales |
| 07-12-18 | papaya | 99 |
| 07-12-18 | apple | 926 |
| 07-12-18 | orange | 852 |
| 08-12-18 | papaya | 961 |
| 08-12-18 | apple | 252 |
| 08-12-18 | orange | 207 |
| 09-12-18 | papaya | 642 |
| 09-12-18 | apple | 452 |
| 10-12-18 | orange | 280 |
| 11-12-18 | papaya | 129 |
| 12-12-18 | apple | 751 |
| 12-12-18 | papaya | 301 |
| 12-12-18 | orange | 19 |
I would want the fruit name with the most sales for the latest date. In this case, 'apple' should be my answer.
Thanks!
Create a KPI with this measure:
FirstSortedValue(fruit, -aggr( max ({<date={"$(=max(total date))"}>} sales),date))
Result:
Create a KPI with this measure:
FirstSortedValue(fruit, -aggr( max ({<date={"$(=max(total date))"}>} sales),date))
Result: