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I am looking for a DAX formula for a calculated column.
I want to see the earliest start, which must be the same [Date] and [Name].
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi @brief001
please try
Earliest Start =
MINX (
CALCULATETABLE (
Table_Roster,
ALLEXCEPT ( Table_Roster, Table_Roster[Date], Table_Roster[Name] )
),
Table_Roster[Start]
)
Hi @brief001
please try
Earliest Start =
MINX (
CALCULATETABLE (
Table_Roster,
ALLEXCEPT ( Table_Roster, Table_Roster[Date], Table_Roster[Name] )
),
Table_Roster[Start]
)
Thanks for the quick response. Your formula is clear to me. Also immediately looked up something about 'ALLEXCEPT'. I can probably use this more often.
Thanks!
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