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Trying to create a calulated table that summarizes the dates by incidentID but keeping getting error of duplicate dates passed to FIRSTDATE even when I use the DISTINCT Function on those dates. Not sure what is causing it as I can't debug the DAX statement at all
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Resolved my issue through another route. Made arelationship bi-directional and then used the FIRSTNONBLANK function to grab the acknowledge date. Then mapped the AcknowledgeDate, MitigatedDate, and ResolvedDate to my table with a single status per incident.
Here is the DAX expression I used. Admittedly I'm still a novice at using DAX expressions so I may still not be doing the most efficent method but it's working.
AcknowledgeDate1 = FIRSTNONBLANK('ArgusDevTeam ICM (All Status Changes)'[AcknowledgeDate], [AcknowledgeDate])
I have tested it on my local environment, we cannot reproduce this issue.
Table = ADDCOLUMNS(SUMMARIZE(Table1,Table1[Type]),"FirstDate",FIRSTDATE(DISTINCT(Table1[Date])))
Please provide us some sample data, so that we can try to reproduce this issue and make further analysis.
Regards,
Charlie Liao
Resolved my issue through another route. Made arelationship bi-directional and then used the FIRSTNONBLANK function to grab the acknowledge date. Then mapped the AcknowledgeDate, MitigatedDate, and ResolvedDate to my table with a single status per incident.
Here is the DAX expression I used. Admittedly I'm still a novice at using DAX expressions so I may still not be doing the most efficent method but it's working.
AcknowledgeDate1 = FIRSTNONBLANK('ArgusDevTeam ICM (All Status Changes)'[AcknowledgeDate], [AcknowledgeDate])
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