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You've already got your client ID , and your earliest survey date. Do another Calculate to find the "MAX" (or whatever) survey name for these two filters.
You've already got your client ID , and your earliest survey date. Do another Calculate to find the "MAX" (or whatever) survey name for these two filters.
Makes complete sense, I had just been struggling with how to lay it out - but was able to use an expression in a measure similar to the below, shared by Amit in another thread - just in case anyone ever stumbles across this post and has a similar need:
Measure =
VAR __id = MAX ('Table'[ClientID] )
VAR __date = CALCULATE ( MAX('Table'[PurchaseDate] ), ALLSELECTED ('Table' ), 'Table'[ClientID] = __id )
CALCULATE ( max ('Table'[ItemPurchased] ), VALUES ('Table'[ClientID] ),'Table'[ClientID] = __id,'Table'[PurchaseDate] = __date )
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