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Power BI DAX: Get MAX Salary per Employee (Real Interview Scenario)

In this video, I explain how to get the maximum salary row for each employee in Power BI when the same employee appears multiple times with different salaries. This is a very common real-world and interview scenario where: Employee names are repeated Salaries differ We need to return only the row(s) with the highest salary per employee I cover: ✅ Why a measure will NOT work ✅ Why CALCULATETABLE gives an error in Boolean expressions ✅ The correct use of FILTER + CALCULATE + ALLEXCEPT ✅ Two valid DAX approaches with explanation This logic is extremely useful in: HR analytics Salary analysis De-duplication scenarios Power BI interviews 🧠 DAX Used in This Video ✔️ Method 1: Using FILTER (Recommended & Clean) Emp_Max_Salary = FILTER ( Emp_Table, Emp_Table[Salary] = CALCULATE ( MAX ( Emp_Table[Salary] ), ALLEXCEPT ( Emp_Table, Emp_Table[Emp Name] ) ) ) 👉 Best approach for row-by-row comparison 👉 Returns all employees with their highest salary rows ✔️ Method 2: Using CALCULATETABLE + FILTER Emp_Max_Salary2 = CALCULATETABLE ( Emp_Table, FILTER ( Emp_Table, Emp_Table[Salary] = CALCULATE ( MAX ( Emp_Table[Salary] ), ALLEXCEPT ( Emp_Table, Emp_Table[Emp Name] ) ) ) ) 👉 Required when using complex logic inside CALCULATETABLE 👉 Avoids the common CALCULATE-in-Boolean-expression error 🔗 Connect with me on LinkedIn:   / vijay-kaushal-ai   📧 Business email: analyticswithvijay@gmail.com If you are preparing for analytics roles like Power BI Developer, Data Analyst, or Business Intelligence Analyst, make sure to subscribe for daily practical problems.