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hiolgh
1 year agoFrequent Visitor
FILTERing a value from a RELATEDTABLE
Hi all I have two tables, 'LGZ Schools' (1) <---> (*) 'CountYourCarbon'. They're joined as follows: 'LGZ Schools'[_School ID] <---> 'CountYourCarbon'[sfct_letsgozero] 'CountYourCarbon' has t...
- 1 year ago
Hi hiolgh please try this calculated column
Baseline =VAR RelatedRows =FILTER (CountYourCarbon,CountYourCarbon[sfct_letsgozero] = 'LGZ Schools'[_School ID])VAR EarliestDate =CALCULATE (MIN (CountYourCarbon[CYC Date]),RelatedRows)RETURNCALCULATE (MAX (CountYourCarbon[CYC Score (Tonnes)]),FILTER (RelatedRows,CountYourCarbon[CYC Date] = EarliestDate)) - Anonymous1 year ago
Hi hiolgh ,
Thank you techies for the prompt response!
Upon reviewing the information provided,I tried to create it locally.
Try using the below calculated column:Baseline =VAR SchoolID = 'LGZ Schools'[_School ID]VAR FilteredTable =FILTER ('CountYourCarbon','CountYourCarbon'[sfct_letsgozero] = SchoolID)VAR MinDate =CALCULATE (MIN ( 'CountYourCarbon'[CYC Date] ),FilteredTable)VAR Result =CALCULATE (MAX ( 'CountYourCarbon'[CYC Score (Tonnes)] ),FILTER (FilteredTable,'CountYourCarbon'[CYC Date] = MinDate))RETURNResult
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Pallavi.
techies
Super User
1 year agoHi hiolgh please try this calculated column
Baseline =
VAR RelatedRows =
FILTER (
CountYourCarbon,
CountYourCarbon[sfct_letsgozero] = 'LGZ Schools'[_School ID]
)
VAR EarliestDate =
CALCULATE (
MIN (CountYourCarbon[CYC Date]),
RelatedRows
)
RETURN
CALCULATE (
MAX (CountYourCarbon[CYC Score (Tonnes)]),
FILTER (
RelatedRows,
CountYourCarbon[CYC Date] = EarliestDate
)
)
hiolgh
1 year agoFrequent Visitor
This is great thanks, and I'll learn from your approach. I had tried using variables but then I couldn't manipulate RelatedRows with further filters. I now see that using it to filter the original table is the way to go.