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Jacqueline_Lim
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2 years ago
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IF DAX for date function

Hi all,   I would like to look up the [LastTransactionDate] from 'Account' table, and if it's bigger than the [ReactivationDate] from 'DormantAccountReactivation' table, then return value with [Las...
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    Jacqueline_Lim
    2 years ago

    hey FreemanZ and Dangar332 ,

     

    Thanks for that! But I think I've finally figured it out.

     

    Below is my final DAX:

    First Transaction Date = IF(

    LOOKUPVALUE(Account[LastTransactionDate],'Account'[PositionAccountNo],'Dormant Account Reactivation'[ClientCode])>'Dormant Account Reactivation'[ReactivationDate],

    LOOKUPVALUE(Account[LastTransactionDate],'Account'[PositionAccountNo],'Dormant Account Reactivation'[ClientCode]),

    BLANK())

     

    My problem was, i have to pick up the LastTransactionDate column from another table and then compare it with the ReactivationDate column with my existing table, and return with either LastTransactionDate or BLANK.

     

    It contains 2 conditions: (1) lookup up value, (2) if condition.

    I just did this and the data looks fine to me. I hope it doesn't have any underliying issue that I haven't seen yet. *finger crossed*

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FreemanZ
Super User
2 years ago

Hi Jacqueline_Lim ,

 

is the code for a measure or calculated column? How are the two mentioned table related?

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Jacqueline_Lim
Regular Visitor
2 years ago

Hi FreemanZ ,

It's a column. The 2 tables are related via unique client code.

I'm hoping to see the table this way, the first transaction date will have data if the last transaction date is later than reactivation date.