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I have the following question on creating a new table.
My table consists of the following example:
CURRENT TABLE
Customer Date Image
A 10/1/2017 Image 1
A 10/2/2017 Image 2
B 9/1/2017 Image 6
B 10/3/2017 Image 7
I need to create a new table that shows the following by grabbing all row data from the latest dates
NEW TABLE
Customer Date Image
A 10/2/2017 Image 2
B 10/3/2017 Image 7
I've tried many iterations of summarizing the table but can't seem to get it to work.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
PMike.
Solved! Go to Solution.
If you want a calculated table. Try this.
Go to modelling tab...Press "New Table"
New Table =
ADDCOLUMNS (
SUMMARIZE (
CurrentTable,
CurrentTable[Customer],
"Max Date", MAX ( CurrentTable[Date] )
),
"Image", CALCULATE (
SELECTEDVALUE ( CurrentTable[Image] ),
FILTER (
CurrentTable,
CurrentTable[Date] = [Max Date]
&& CurrentTable[Customer] = EARLIER ( CurrentTable[Customer] )
)
)
)
All, thank you for great solutions. I am going to run these through today to test.
Hi,
Try these calculated field formulas
Last date = MAX(Data[Date])
Image on last date = LOOKUPVALUE(Data[Image],Data[Date],[Last date])
Add a column using following expression to flag the most recent record and then filter on that
Recent = var r = RANKX(FILTER(Image, Image[Customer] = EARLIER(Image[Customer])), Image[Date], , DESC, DENSE) return if(r = 1, "Yes", "")
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If you want a calculated table. Try this.
Go to modelling tab...Press "New Table"
New Table =
ADDCOLUMNS (
SUMMARIZE (
CurrentTable,
CurrentTable[Customer],
"Max Date", MAX ( CurrentTable[Date] )
),
"Image", CALCULATE (
SELECTEDVALUE ( CurrentTable[Image] ),
FILTER (
CurrentTable,
CurrentTable[Date] = [Max Date]
&& CurrentTable[Customer] = EARLIER ( CurrentTable[Customer] )
)
)
)
Thanks Zubair, this was exactly what I was looking to accomplish.
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