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Find Next Most Recent Date Dynamically

Hi,

I'm struggling to find a solution in the forum for what I'm trying to accomplish, with that being said thank you and I appreciate any/all help to the resolution to (or guidance to a similar situation that may help resolve) my issue.


I have a table similar to below

 

PJB_IDCreated_ByCreated_Date
1111[email protected]1/13/22
1112[email protected]2/21/22
1113[email protected]3/17/22
1114[email protected]2/5/22
1115[email protected]1/29/22
1116[email protected]4/5/22
1117[email protected]2/22/22
1118[email protected]3/24/22

 

The first thing I want to do is have a visual (table) that displays the most current PJB_ID the individual created something like this:

PJB_IDCreated_ByCreated_Date (most recent)
1117[email protected]2/22/22
1116[email protected]4/5/22
1118[email protected]3/24/22

 

Then if I have a date slicer and someone selects a date that is prior to the (most recent) created date, it will display the next most recent.  So the table then would look like this if 2/1/22 was selected from the slicer:

PJB_IDCreated_ByCreated_Date
1115[email protected]1/29/22
1111[email protected]1/13/22
null[email protected]null

 

I've tried to use the max, last date, and a few other functions but can't seem to get it to work the way I want.  I apologize if this type of issue has been resolved already and if it has and someone can shoot me a link to the post, I'd greatly appreciate it.


Thanks for giving this a look and helping.


Regards,

Cody

6 Replies

    • Anonymous's avatar
      Anonymous
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      Whitewater100,

      Thanks for a quick response.  So as I look at the file and mess around with it, it appears to do just what I need it to if I utilize the "between" style slicer.  Is it possible to do the same thing with a "drop down" or "list" style slicer?  I guess what I'm looking for is if it is possible to select a date rather than a range.  If not, I can definitely make this one work for what I'm trying to accomplish.  Thanks again for the help!

    • Whitewater100's avatar
      Whitewater100
      Solution Sage

      Hello:

      Yes you can a drop down or list slicer. Since it's on individual date you may be better off with between slicer, otherwise there is a lot to click.  Can you please mark my answer as solution too? Thank you..

       

       

       

      • Anonymous's avatar
        Anonymous
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        Hello,

        I'm not sure if I'm missing something or what I may be doing wrong but as soon as I change the slicer from a "between" style to a "list" or "drop down" the calculated measure doesn't seem to display when I select a date.  Any thoughts on what I might be missing/doing wrong?