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Asking for a DAX command to count only the ClaimSeriesNumber that is if there is a duplicate ClaimSeriesNumber count only the one with the latest DateReceived.
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Hello @Boopep
If you only want a count of distinct ClaimSeriesNum considering their latest DateReceived (no need to see other columns) and if duplicates with the same latest date don’t matter,
COUNTROWS (
SUMMARIZE (
table,
table[ClaimSeriesNum],
"LatestDate", MAX ( table[DateReceived] )
)
)
Thank you on this
Happy to see it works:)
Hello @Boopep
If you only want a count of distinct ClaimSeriesNum considering their latest DateReceived (no need to see other columns) and if duplicates with the same latest date don’t matter,
COUNTROWS (
SUMMARIZE (
table,
table[ClaimSeriesNum],
"LatestDate", MAX ( table[DateReceived] )
)
)
Thank you.... i tested it it correct.... how about if i want to display only the total CLAIMSAMOUNT of those "LatestDate" in a Card. What would be the DAX measure
This isnt as intuitive as your original request. I'd suggest opening another post with your data pasted in your message in a right format (not images) so that other users can test in their pbi desktop and give your a correct solution:)
Hi @Boopep
Could you please try this measure:
Count Latest ClaimSeries =
VAR LatestRows =
FILTER (
ALLSELECTED ( 'Claims' ),
NOT ISBLANK ( 'Claims'[DateReceived] ) &&
'Claims'[DateReceived] =
CALCULATE (
MAX ( 'Claims'[DateReceived] ),
ALLEXCEPT ( 'Claims', 'Claims'[ClaimSeriesNumber] )
)
)
RETURN
COUNTROWS ( SUMMARIZE ( LatestRows, 'Claims'[ClaimSeriesNumber] ) )
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