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DAX Aggregation - MAXA function
Description
Returns the largest value in a column.
Syntax
MAXA (<column>)
Parameters
Sr.No. | Parameter & Description |
---|---|
1 |
column The column in which you want to find the largest value. |
Return Value
Returns a decimal number.
Remarks
The MAXA function takes as argument a column, and looks for the largest value among the following types of values −
Numbers
Dates
Logical values, such as TRUE and FALSE. Rows that evaluate to TRUE count as 1 and rows that evaluate to FALSE count as 0 (zero).
Empty cells are ignored. If the column contains no values that can be used, MAXA returns 0 (zero).
Example
= MAXA (ProductInventory[UsageDate])
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