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Hi!
I think i'm missing some DAX function, i have this code for a calculated table:
SUMMARIZE('produccion chat y ret','produccion chat y ret'[C-OP],'produccion chat y ret'[N-COLADA-O],'produccion chat y ret'[W-Q-TONELA-O],"fecha mov",MAX('produccion chat y ret'[Fecha MOVTO]))
and is returning me this table (filtered to be more clear):
and i wanted to SUM the tons for the MAX date of my table so i tried this code:
SUMMARIZE('produccion chat y ret','produccion chat y ret'[C-OP],'produccion chat y ret'[N-COLADA-O],"fecha mov",MAX('produccion chat y ret'[Fecha MOVTO]),"tns",SUM('produccion chat y ret'[W-Q-TONELA-O]))
but it's returning me the total sum:
it should only sum the first two rows with date of 26/08, how can i reach this result?
Thank you for your help!
@Anonymous - I'm thinking:
Measure =
VAR __Table =
SUMMARIZE('produccion chat y ret','produccion chat y ret'[C-OP],'produccion chat y ret'[N-COLADA-O],'produccion chat y ret'[W-Q-TONELA-O],"fecha mov",MAX('produccion chat y ret'[Fecha MOVTO]))
VAR __MaxDate = MAXX(__Table,[fecha mov])
RETURN
SUMX(FILTER(__Table,[fecha mov]=__MaxDate),[W-Q-TONELA-O])
Hi, thank you for your answer, i noticed that this is for a new measure but i'm trying to create a new calculated table, is there a way to do use this DAX but in a calculated table format?
Thank you again for your help.