Formula MIN and MAX in PowerPivot

Szenig

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Hello,

I want to use the MIN or MAX formula in PowerPivot. The problem is that I want to "calculate" the MIN oder MAX of two existing columns in a third column. The existing MIN-formula only allows me to calculate the min-value of a specific column but unfortunately does not seem to be able to compare to values. Is is true that there is no way of a min-comparison?

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Szenig
 

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Hi Szenig,
that is true unfortunately.
You can however use a formula like
IF(columnA > column B; ColumnA; ColumnB)
 
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Hi Szenig,
that is true unfortunately.
You can however use a formula like
Code:
IF(columnA > column B; ColumnA; ColumnB)
to use the same functionality as MAX.

Edit: sorry for double post, browser got stuck..
 
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