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I am new to tableau and having trouble plotting a line depicting a daily aggregation of a group of (devices) max values.  From my research thus far, I believ the solution would be using the table calculation  but data returned is the max of a single device (dimension).  My erroneous formula is [TOTAL(MAX([Load]]))].  Any help would be greatly appreciated. 

 

The desired data can be shown in a text table thru "Analysis" and showing row totals when set up accordingly.  

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  1. Jul 26, 2018, 12:39 AM

    Phil,

     

    Welcome to the Forum.

     

    I may not have full caught the gist, but I think there are ways

    to calculate it by table calculations or by level of detail calcs.

     

    In the workbook v10.3 attached in the Forum thread,

    I used the Superstote Dateset as an example.

    I have days along the x axis, and sales along the y axis.

    For each day, there is a dimension ([Segment]) with three possible values

    and then there are multiple values within each Segment.

     

    What I understood the goal to be was to look at each Segment,

    find its max value, then for a given day sum up all the max values.

     

    By table calculations

    [TC Max per Segment]:

    IF FIRST()=0     // because of multiple rows per segment, need only the first one

    THEN WINDOW_MAX(SUM([Sales]))

    END

     

    [TC Sum Maxes]:

    WINDOW_SUM([TC Max Per Segment])

     

    By LOD

    [LOD Max per Segment]:

    { FIXED [Order Date (Days)],[Segment]:MAX(

    { FIXED [Order Date (Days)],[Segment],[Product Name]:SUM([Sales] ) } ) }

     

    [LOD Sum Maxes]:

    { FIXED [Order Date (Days)]:SUM([LOD Max Per Segment] ) }

     

    Of note, for the table calculation method with its need for all dimensions on a shelf,

    it became difficult to plot the sum of the maxes as a line.

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