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zoubeyrB
Frequent Visitor

creating a filtered calculated table

Hello everyone,

In my report I have two tables : Date and Sales (not connected to each others).

I added a slicer based on Date[date] and I'm trying to create a calculated table showing only sales with dates former to the date selected from Date.

The following formula works :

 

 

FilteredTable = 
var summarized_ = SUMMARIZE(Sales,Sales[ID_Sale],Sales[ID_Client],
"FINAL_SALE_DATE",MAX(Sales[Sales_Date]))
var date_ = DATEVALUE("2024-01-01")

return filter(summarized_,[FINAL_SALE_DATE] <= date_)

 

 

 

But when I use the selected date I get an empty table :

 

 

FilteredTable = 
var summarized_ = SUMMARIZE(Sales,Sales[ID_Sale],Sales[ID_Client],
"FINAL_SALE_DATE",MAX(Sales[Sales_Date]))
var date_ = DATEVALUE(LASTDATE('DATE'[Date]))

return filter(summarized_,[FINAL_SALE_DATE] <= date_)

 

 

I'd appreciate your help on this issue 🙂


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johnt75
Super User
Super User

Calculated tables are only calculated during data refresh, they don't pay any attention to filters or slicers. If you want something to react dynamically you have to use a measure.

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zoubeyrB
Frequent Visitor

Thanks @johnt75 , I added a measure and filtered on it and it worked.

johnt75
Super User
Super User

Calculated tables are only calculated during data refresh, they don't pay any attention to filters or slicers. If you want something to react dynamically you have to use a measure.

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