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hi
not sure if this is possible for DAX in powerbi i am trying to do a filter to count the row when the year change and get any latest "version" from that year. example
this my table
Name | Date of Birth | Version | Remarks | Modified Date |
Phoebe Parker | 28/1/2002 | 1 | Hired | 28/1/2008 |
Krystal Pratt | 14/5/1981 | 1 | Hired | 28/2/2008 |
Krystal Pratt | 14/5/1981 | 2 | Resigned | 26/7/2009 |
Ayla Bartlett | 23/2/1982 | 1 | Hired | 22/1/2010 |
Ayla Bartlett | 23/2/1982 | 2 | Change of title | 24/4/2011 |
Ayla Bartlett | 23/2/1982 | 3 | Resigned | 10/5/2011 |
Yurem Bridges | 11/12/1983 | 1 | Hired | 9/1/2013 |
Yurem Bridges | 11/12/1983 | 2 | Change of address | 24/7/2014 |
Mariyah Cross | 7/3/1986 | 1 | Hired | 8/2/2015 |
Yurem Bridges | 11/12/1983 | 3 | Change of department | 27/7/2015 |
Alonso Leach | 15/5/2004 | 1 | Hired | 3/9/2015 |
Yurem Bridges | 11/12/1983 | 4 | Change of title | 3/9/2015 |
Mariyah Cross | 7/3/1986 | 2 | Resigned | 28/9/2015 |
Elliot Franklin | 13/5/1986 | 1 | Hired | 4/4/2016 |
Dakota Sheppard | 24/6/1986 | 1 | Hired | 23/10/2016 |
Gwendolyn Bush | 9/12/2002 | 1 | Hired | 23/10/2016 |
Rachael Blankenship | 30/9/1987 | 1 | Hired | 10/1/2017 |
Owen Hickman | 1/8/1991 | 1 | Hired | 2/3/2018 |
Rachael Blankenship | 30/9/1987 | 2 | Change of title | 2/4/2018 |
Jasmin Kim | 12/10/1988 | 1 | Hired | 8/11/2018 |
Rachael Blankenship | 30/9/1987 | 3 | Change of department | 21/7/2019 |
Malachi Delgado | 31/12/1992 | 1 | Hired | 30/3/2021 |
Desiree Murphy | 12/1/1994 | 1 | Hired | 7/7/2021 |
Elijah Webb | 25/3/2002 | 1 | Hired | 7/7/2021 |
Haylie Saunders | 13/5/1994 | 1 | Hired | 12/8/2021 |
Amelia Meza | 20/7/1995 | 1 | Hired | 31/8/2021 |
Callie Campbell | 19/6/2005 | 1 | Hired | 31/8/2021 |
Jerome Sloan | 9/10/1995 | 1 | Hired | 2/1/2022 |
James Stone | 17/7/2000 | 1 | Hired | 4/1/2022 |
and if i filter for 2021 below is the expected result that i need.
Name | Date of Birth | Version | Remarks | Modified Date |
Phoebe Parker | 28/1/2002 | 1 | Hired | 28/1/2008 |
Alonso Leach | 15/5/2004 | 1 | Hired | 3/9/2015 |
Yurem Bridges | 11/12/1983 | 4 | Change of title | 3/9/2015 |
Elliot Franklin | 13/5/1986 | 1 | Hired | 4/4/2016 |
Dakota Sheppard | 24/6/1986 | 1 | Hired | 23/10/2016 |
Gwendolyn Bush | 9/12/2002 | 1 | Hired | 23/10/2016 |
Owen Hickman | 1/8/1991 | 1 | Hired | 2/3/2018 |
Jasmin Kim | 12/10/1988 | 1 | Hired | 8/11/2018 |
Rachael Blankenship | 30/9/1987 | 3 | Change of department | 21/7/2019 |
Malachi Delgado | 31/12/1992 | 1 | Hired | 30/3/2021 |
Desiree Murphy | 12/1/1994 | 1 | Hired | 7/7/2021 |
Elijah Webb | 25/3/2002 | 1 | Hired | 7/7/2021 |
Haylie Saunders | 13/5/1994 | 1 | Hired | 12/8/2021 |
Amelia Meza | 20/7/1995 | 1 | Hired | 31/8/2021 |
Callie Campbell | 19/6/2005 | 1 | Hired | 31/8/2021 |
or if i filter 2017 i will expect this
Name | Date of Birth | Version | Remarks | Modified Date |
Phoebe Parker | 28/1/2002 | 1 | Hired | 28/1/2008 |
Alonso Leach | 15/5/2004 | 1 | Hired | 3/9/2015 |
Yurem Bridges | 11/12/1983 | 4 | Change of title | 3/9/2015 |
Elliot Franklin | 13/5/1986 | 1 | Hired | 4/4/2016 |
Dakota Sheppard | 24/6/1986 | 1 | Hired | 23/10/2016 |
Gwendolyn Bush | 9/12/2002 | 1 | Hired | 23/10/2016 |
Rachael Blankenship | 30/9/1987 | 1 | Hired | 10/1/2017 |
Solved! Go to Solution.
i manage to resolved it myself, below is the measure dax i used.
Headcount =
//get max filted Date
Var MaxDate=MAX ( Dates[Date] )
//Filter down the Moditifed date to the Max Date
Var FirstFilter = FILTER (Employees, Employees[Modified Date] <= MaxDate)
//Rename Version and Name column so its not confusing
var allrecord = SELECTCOLUMNS(FirstFilter,"allVersion",Employees[Version],"allName",Employees[Name])
//add addtional column to reverse the Version number so that the latest version will always be 1
var RecordsFilter = ADDCOLUMNS(FirstFilter,"VersionR",MAXX(FILTER(allrecord,[allName]=Employees[Name]),[allVersion])+1 - Employees[Version])
return
//Count the rows where Version number = 1
COUNTROWS(FILTER(RecordsFilter,[VersionR]=1))
i manage to resolved it myself, below is the measure dax i used.
Headcount =
//get max filted Date
Var MaxDate=MAX ( Dates[Date] )
//Filter down the Moditifed date to the Max Date
Var FirstFilter = FILTER (Employees, Employees[Modified Date] <= MaxDate)
//Rename Version and Name column so its not confusing
var allrecord = SELECTCOLUMNS(FirstFilter,"allVersion",Employees[Version],"allName",Employees[Name])
//add addtional column to reverse the Version number so that the latest version will always be 1
var RecordsFilter = ADDCOLUMNS(FirstFilter,"VersionR",MAXX(FILTER(allrecord,[allName]=Employees[Name]),[allVersion])+1 - Employees[Version])
return
//Count the rows where Version number = 1
COUNTROWS(FILTER(RecordsFilter,[VersionR]=1))
Anyone?
You'll need the following measures :-
Hi @punitkhatri and @KeyurPatel14
thanks for your guidance, is it possible to filter it further to just one record of the latest version per name?
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