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MagisKoen
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Calculated Colums with multiple tables

So I have 2 tables and using some formula in the calculated columns section i want to create a new column. It looks like this:

 

Table 1: 

reference | some string | datetime

r1 | aa | 29/11/2021

r1 | bb | 25/11/2021

r2 | cc | 28/11/2021

r3 | ab | 28/11/2021

r3 | ab | 29/11/2021

 

For table 2 I want to add a calculated column that includes the most recent date for each reference. It would look like this:

Table 2:

reference | calculated max date

r1 | 29/11/2021

r2 | 28/11/2021

r3 | 29/11/2021

 

I have tried to program it like this:

DateSolved = 
If (
    ServiceTickets[ServiceTicketStateId] = 4, 
    Calculate(MAX(Mail[DateTimeSent]), Mail[Meldingsnummer] = ServiceTickets[Reference])
    )

This returns difficulties with the filter expression as it does not allow different tables to be used. How can I solve this? Thanks in advance!

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Aburar_123
Resolver IV
Resolver IV

Hi @MagisKoen ,

 

Please find the solution below,

 

Aburar_123_0-1638204673344.png

Column4 = CALCULATE(max('Table'[Column3]),FILTER('Table','Table'[Column1]=EARLIER('Table'[Column1])))
 
result is as below,
Aburar_123_1-1638204739422.png

Please like and mark it as a solution if it give right answer to you. thanks

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Aburar_123
Resolver IV
Resolver IV

Hi @MagisKoen ,

 

Please find the solution below,

 

Aburar_123_0-1638204673344.png

Column4 = CALCULATE(max('Table'[Column3]),FILTER('Table','Table'[Column1]=EARLIER('Table'[Column1])))
 
result is as below,
Aburar_123_1-1638204739422.png

Please like and mark it as a solution if it give right answer to you. thanks

Thank you a lot Aburar_123, I did need to put in a Lookupvalue to transpose the data to the other table but this works!

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