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I'm looking for a dax formula for a calculated column, which searches by name and between two dates.
In the picture below the explanation. I'm looking for a DAX formula (calculated column) for the orange column in table_1.
I have found many similar questions with solutions on the internet. However, those solutions just don't work. I hope someone can help me with the final solution through this community site.
Thanks in advance for the help!
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Hi @brief001
You may try
VAR CurrentName = Table_1[Name]
VAR CurrentDate = Table_1[Date]
VAR FilterTable =
FILTER (
Table_2,
Table_2[Name] = CurrentName
&& Table_2[Date_Start] <= CurrentDate
&& Table_2[Date_End] >= CurrentDate
)
VAR Result =
MAXX ( FilteredTable, Table_2[Team] )
RETURN
Result
Thank you very much, this formula does indeed work. One note though, I had to change "MAXX ( FilteredTable, Table_2[Team] )" to "MAXX ( FilterTable, Table_2[Team] )".
Thank you, I am very happy to have been helped so quickly!
Hi @brief001
You may try
VAR CurrentName = Table_1[Name]
VAR CurrentDate = Table_1[Date]
VAR FilterTable =
FILTER (
Table_2,
Table_2[Name] = CurrentName
&& Table_2[Date_Start] <= CurrentDate
&& Table_2[Date_End] >= CurrentDate
)
VAR Result =
MAXX ( FilteredTable, Table_2[Team] )
RETURN
Result
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