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Anonymous
3 years agoNot applicable
Getting the maximum value for each order
Hi all, Quite often I run into an issue regarding my relationships between tables. In this case I have information on production orders, processes and quality in three different tables. They ...
- Anonymous3 years ago
Hi all,
I managed to solve it through af combination of the suggestions posted in the thread.
Thanks to everyone for inputs!
The solution for the time of controls was:
FirstControl = MINX ( TOPN ( 1, 'QualityControl', 'QualityControl'[CheckedDateTime], DESC ), 'QualityControl'[CheckedDateTime] ) SecondControl = MINX ( TOPN ( 2, 'QualityControl', 'QualityControl'[CheckedDateTime], DESC ), 'QualityControl'[CheckedDateTime] )As I actually needed the five latest times of control I just increased the TOPN value for each measure.
Anonymous
3 years agoNot applicable
I still have issues.
Unfortunately I'm not able to share the data as a DirectQuery connection, but I've made some sample data in Excel. Both Excel and PBIX files are attached.
I've tried to create both of the measures you've suggested.
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1vQGG9PGobKcCIm8IxlvhXgwwM7RPyT1z?usp=sharing
Once again, thank you very much for your help.
johnt75
Super User
3 years agoIt needs to be MAXX, not MINX
SecondControl =
VAR Top2 =
TOPN ( 2, 'QualityControl', 'QualityControl'[Checkeddatetime], ASC )
RETURN
MAXX ( Top2, 'QualityControl'[Checkeddatetime] )