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Hi guys, first of all thanks for helping.
I think the image below explains easily the problem (I want to created the "New Column" inside my table.
I was trying to return the "max date" per line with the code above, but it´s not working "per line", it was returning the max table total (same value per line).
I need it per line, because I gonna use as a filter in my "presentation table".
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hello @ferbyrez ,
I understand that you want to use the MAX date of the interview date to compare with the date of the interview. If my understanding is correct, please keep looking. If my understanding is wrong, please tell me more details. It is best to present myself in the form of screenshots or forms.
1.My sample data is as follows. I have more IDs because I think it's better to show.
2. I write the test measurement based on your image.
Test = IF(MAX('Table'[Interview Date])<MAX('Table'[Creation Date]),"Yes","No")
3. The Maximum date measurement is as follows. I use the ALLEXCEPT function.
Max Date = CALCULATE(MAX('Table'[Interview Date]),ALLEXCEPT('Table','Table'[ID]))
4. The new column you want to create is written with measure.
Measure = IF('Table'[Test]="Yes",IF(MAX('Table'[Interview Date])<[Max Date],"Yes"))
More details can be found here.
Best regards
Icey
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Hello @ferbyrez ,
I understand that you want to use the MAX date of the interview date to compare with the date of the interview. If my understanding is correct, please keep looking. If my understanding is wrong, please tell me more details. It is best to present myself in the form of screenshots or forms.
1.My sample data is as follows. I have more IDs because I think it's better to show.
2. I write the test measurement based on your image.
Test = IF(MAX('Table'[Interview Date])<MAX('Table'[Creation Date]),"Yes","No")
3. The Maximum date measurement is as follows. I use the ALLEXCEPT function.
Max Date = CALCULATE(MAX('Table'[Interview Date]),ALLEXCEPT('Table','Table'[ID]))
4. The new column you want to create is written with measure.
Measure = IF('Table'[Test]="Yes",IF(MAX('Table'[Interview Date])<[Max Date],"Yes"))
More details can be found here.
Best regards
Icey
If this post helps,then consider Accepting it as the solution to help other members find it more quickly.
it worked.. thanks a lot bro !
@ferbyrez , not very clear - max by line
New column = max (table[interview date], table[created date])
or
cumm column= maxx(filter(Table, [ID] = earlier([ID]) ),[interview date] )
or a new measure
calculate(max(Table[interview date]), allexcept(Table, Table[ID))
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