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Hello, I have a table in my data model like the table shown in the below image.
In my report I have created a slicer to introduce a date and I need to create several measures to count rows with the different status. Measure A =count the rows with status A where Date<=the date selected in the slicer, Measure C =count the rows with status C Date<=the date selected in the slicer, etc. But I have count only one row per group (the row with the lastest date <= the selected date).
For example, if I select 03/04/2023 I need to count only the yellow rows --> The values would be: Measure A=2; Measure B=0; Measure P=1; Measure R=0
Thanks a lot
hi @GRT9791
Not sure if i fully get you, please try to
1) plot a slicer with a calculated table like:
Slicer = ALL(data[Date])2) plot a table visual with group and status columns and a measure like:
Measure =
COUNTROWS(
FILTER(
data,
data[Date]<MAX(Slicer[Date])
)
)+0it worked like:
Thanks a lot but it's not exactly what I need, because I have to count only one row (the row with the lastest date <= the selected date). Finally I managed to do it, doing the next steps:
1. Create a measure that calculates the lastest date <= the selected date in the slicer:
Measure1=
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