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Hi all,
I using the following formula in a column to return max start date per client. The formula works as intended but value is text based, I need it to be date value. Any help would be apperiated.
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Hi @jbakerstull
It depends. But try to wrap it with DATEVALUE function
LatestEntryDate =
DATEVALUE (
CALCULATE (
MAX ( Client[Start_Date] ),
ALLEXCEPT ( Client, Client[Clients Personal ID] )
)
)
Thanks for the reply, following error message populated when I place in Datevalue
Hi @jbakerstull
It depends. But try to wrap it with DATEVALUE function
LatestEntryDate =
DATEVALUE (
CALCULATE (
MAX ( Client[Start_Date] ),
ALLEXCEPT ( Client, Client[Clients Personal ID] )
)
)
The error is now gone. I tested the created column against the Client (tbl) start date using formula below. I believe the error has been fixed. I'm just trying to fiqure out how to test the fix.
Formula tested was
Match Dates = if(Client[ClientlatestEntry]=Client[Start_Date],1,0)
Added Datevalue populated the folling error message:
Too many arguments were passed to the DATEVALUE function. The maximum argument count for the function is 1.
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