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Hello. I have seen similar queries but can't match them to this problem.
I have clients who have each had several meetings of different meeting types. I need a table that shows the most recent Core Meeting for each client please. So I wish to discard all of the other meeting types and then show just the most recent of the Core Meetings.
This is a sample of my unfiltered list:
This is what I want to see
TIA
Hi @Mark_Adams I noticed that I create queary, please find measure below
Measure test 2= MAX(YourTable[Date of Meeting])
Adjust your table name.
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Hi @Mark_Adams
i am take same data you provide
make a new measure
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Hi @Mark_Adams
Measure test =
SUMMARIZECOLUMNS(YourTable[Client Code],YourTable[Type], "@Max Date of Meeting", MAX(YourTable[Date of Meeting])
)
Adjust your table name
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I'm afraid I'm getting errors. I'm going to amend my SQL for the dataset and just use filters. thanks for your help
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