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olimilo
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Get latest value based on max date as calculated column

Example data below:

ID Fty Status Date 
1 Facility A Active 1/1/2020 
2 Facility B Active 1/1/2021 
3 Facility A Active 1/1/2021 
4 Facility C Active 1/1/2022 
5 Facility A Inactive 1/1/2022 
6 Facility B Active 1/1/2023 

 

I'm trying to get the Status of the Facility based on the Date column. I am able to do this as a measure below however I would like to get it as a calculated column?

 

Expected output:

Fty Status 
Facility A Inactive 
Facility B Active 
Facility C Active 

 

 

~Current Status = 
    VAR _val = MAX('Data'[Date])
    RETURN
        MAXX(
            FILTER(
                'Data',
                'Data'[Date] = _val && 'Data'[Fty] = MAX('Data'[Fty])
            ),
            'Data'[Status]
        )

 

 

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v-weiyan1-msft
Community Support
Community Support

Hi @olimilo ,

 

@talespin nice method!And you can also consider using the following code to meet your needs.
Based on your description, please try code as below to create a Calcualted table.

New Table =
VAR MaxDate =
    MAXX ( ALLEXCEPT ( 'Table', 'Table'[Fty] ), 'Table'[Date] )
VAR TempTable =
    ADDCOLUMNS (
        VALUES ( 'Table'[Fty] ),
        "Status",
            MAXX (
                FILTER (
                    'Table',
                    'Table'[Fty] = EARLIER ( 'Table'[Fty] )
                        && 'Table'[Date] = [MaxDate]
                ),
                'Table'[Status]
            )
    )
RETURN
    TempTable

Result is as below.

vweiyan1msft_0-1706582054909.png


Best Regards,
Yulia Yan

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talespin
Solution Sage
Solution Sage

hi @olimilo ,

 

Please test this.

First calculating max date for each facility by removing all filters on table except facility.

Then using this date to find the status for each facility.

 

CurrentStatus =
VAR _fty = TestTable7[Fty]
VAR _maxDateFty = CALCULATE(MAX(TestTable7[Date]), REMOVEFILTERS(TestTable7), TestTable7[Fty] = _fty)
return CALCULATE(MAX(TestTable7[Status]), REMOVEFILTERS(TestTable7), TestTable7[Fty] = _fty && TestTable7[Date] = _maxDateFty)
 

talespin_0-1706535641067.png

 

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