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I'm still pretty new to Power BI so apologies if this is super basic. I've got a table with data like this:
Project ID | Task ID | Date |
123 | 1 | 4/1/22 |
123 | 5 | 6/1/22 |
123 | 29 | 7/1/22 |
I'm trying to show in Power BI a table that looks like this:
Project | Task 1 | Go Lives |
123 | 4/1/22 | 7/1/22 |
In other words, for each project show the latest date associated with Task 1 and the latest date associated with any go live task. The go live tasks have predefined IDs. I've been using a Matrix visualization, and I can pivot the task IDs I want with the "show values as column headers" option. But I'm not sure how to write the DAX I presume I'd need to create a new "Go Lives" column with the latest associated date for the given tasks.
Thanks!
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@Anonymous
But I'm a little bit confused whay you want to use a matrix visual. As in this case you would need a table visual. Then you can use
Task 1 Date =
MINX ( FILTER ( TableName, TableName[Task ID] = 1 ), TableName[Date] )
Go Live Date =
MAXX (
FILTER ( TableName, TableName[Task ID] IN { 29, 30, 31 } ),
TableName[Date]
)
Hi @Anonymous
Do you have a list of the go live task id's in a seperate table or you would like to hard code these id's?
@Anonymous
But I'm a little bit confused whay you want to use a matrix visual. As in this case you would need a table visual. Then you can use
Task 1 Date =
MINX ( FILTER ( TableName, TableName[Task ID] = 1 ), TableName[Date] )
Go Live Date =
MAXX (
FILTER ( TableName, TableName[Task ID] IN { 29, 30, 31 } ),
TableName[Date]
)
Ahh, thanks! I had thought that to pivot it I needed to use a matrix but this seems easier. I'll give it a try in a bit.
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