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NBOnecall
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Calculated Column Help with Most Recent Date

Hi,

 

I think I am just brain dead today, but I think I am overlooking something super easy, but I have teh following table that I want to bring back into another table that just has an item number.

 

TAble.png

 

I want to grab for each Item and location the most recent Qty number. The out put would look like the following. I have a table that just has the Item (name) and nothing else. It should be a pretty easy calculated column I would imagine, but I just can't make it work right now.

 

Final.png

Thanks,

Noel

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NBOnecall
Helper V
Helper V

I ended up using this formula.

 

Location A Qty= CALCULATE(SUM(table1[QTY]),FILTER(TAble1, table2[Location] = "A"),filter(table1', table1[item] = table2[name]),LASTDATE(table1[Date]))

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NBOnecall
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Helper V

I ended up using this formula.

 

Location A Qty= CALCULATE(SUM(table1[QTY]),FILTER(TAble1, table2[Location] = "A"),filter(table1', table1[item] = table2[name]),LASTDATE(table1[Date]))

Hi @NBOnecall ,

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amitchandak
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Super User

Try

 

Measure =LASTNONBLANKVALUE(table[Date], sum(Table[Qty]))

 

Put this in a matrix in row, location in column

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Due to other wanted results, I need it as a calculated column on the table, unforuntely not a measure.

Tad17
Solution Sage
Solution Sage

Hey @NBOnecall 

 

Make a copy of the first table. Remove all other columns except item. Then remove duplicates.

 

Next use the folllowing DAX formula for your calculated column:

 

Location A Quantity = CALCULATE(SUM(Table1[QTY]),FILTER(Table1, [Location] = "A" && Table1, Table1[Item] = Table2[Name] && Table1, MAX(Table1[Date])))

 

If this helps please kudo.

If this solves your problem please accept it as a solution. 

@Tad17It states that too many arguments for the Filter statement. Am I missing something?

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