Max Date of a previous month based on condition

[Anonymous]

Hello!

I've got a table with a series of months and values, like this:

Customer	Agreement start date	Type	Date	Calculated column I want: latest start date where type = new acquisition and customer = same
1234	1/6/2020	New Aquisition	1/1/2021	1/6/2020
1234		Renewal	1/1/2022	1/6/2020
1234	1/6/2022	New Acquistion	1/1/2023	1/6/2022
1234	1/6/2022	Renewal	1/1/2023	1/6/2022
4414	2/7/2022	New Acquisition	1/1/2023	2/7/2022

It needs a calculated column because I'm trying to make it a matrix, where the rows are the start dates and the columns are the dates. 

I've tried this, but get a circular dependency:

Last Date =

VAR Current_Date = 'table'[Agreement Start Date]

VAR Current_Name = 'table'[customer]

RETURN

CALCULATE( MAX('table'[agreement start date]),

'table'[Agreement Start Date] < Current_Date,

'table'[customer] = Current_Name, 'table'[type] = "New Acquisition")

Do I need to make a new date table for this to work?

[v-xiaotang · Accepted solution]

Hi @Anonymous 

Try this, create the column

Test = 
var _latest=CALCULATE(MAX('Table'[Date]),FILTER(ALL('Table'),'Table'[Customer]=EARLIER('Table'[Customer]) && 'Table'[Date] <= EARLIER('Table'[Date]) && 'Table'[Type] = "New Acquisition"))
return  CALCULATE(MAX('Table'[Agreement startate ]),FILTER(ALL('Table'),'Table'[Customer]=EARLIER('Table'[Customer]) &&'Table'[Date]=_latest && 'Table'[Type] = "New Acquisition"))

result

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[Anonymous]

Perfect. great job.

[VahidDM]

Hi @Anonymous 

Try this:

Column =
VAR _A =
    FILTER (
        ALL ( 'table' ),
        'table'[Customer] = EARLIER ( 'table'[Customer] )
            && 'table'[Type] = "New Aquisition"
    )
RETURN
    MAXX ( _A, [Agreement start date] )

Output:

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[Anonymous]

Hi,

In this case, the first two rows are reporting the wrong dates, as the start date for the first row in your custom column is later than the agreement start date of that row. 

[VahidDM]

Hi @Anonymous 

You said, you want: latest start date where type = new acquisition and customer = same


four first rows in the table have the same customer number! so please check your post and update that with new description

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[smpa01]

@Anonymous  you can utilize this either as a measure or calculated column

Column = 
VAR _mxCustomer = calculate(MAX(tbl[Customer]))
VAR _mxDate = CALCULATE(MAX(tbl[Agreement start date]),FILTER(ALL(tbl),tbl[Customer]=_mxCustomer&&tbl[Type]="New Acquisition"))
RETURN _mxDate

pbix is attached

[Anonymous]

Hi,

In this case, the first two rows are reporting the wrong dates, as the start date for the first row in your custom column is later than the agreement start date of that row. 

if a customer has 2 "New Acquisitions" types, they'll have 2 different start dates.