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I want to get some data within the same table where the date is the last date within the previous reporting period. All this is doing is allowing me to track progress of columns since the previous reporting period (normally around a month). I've included a workbook with the current table in one tab and the desired in the other. To get the desired I just found the 'Review Count' from 32 rows above and took it away from the current row Review Count, but this won't work once filtered.
[Previous Date] = // calculated column in table T
var CurrentDate = T[Date]
var PreviousDate =
MAXX(
TOPN(1,
FILTER(
DISTINCT( T[Date] ),
T[Date] < CurrentDate
),
T[Date],
DESC
),
T[Date]
)
return
PreviousDate
Might be what you want... but I have not opened the file since my company policy forbids it.
After reading my original question I've realised the description was a little vague and confusing so I've tried to make it a bit easier to follow. Below is a workbook showing what I am actually after. I am trying to retrieve the last date in a column that is less than the date of the current row being evaluated. I am not sure how to evaluate the current row and an entire column at the same time.
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