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ruban
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DAX not applying for all cells in the calculated column

Hi,

I wrote an if statement based  DAX to create a new column but it is not working for all the cells in the calculated column. 

 

I create the Lost Date column in the image below based on an if condition on the adjacent column. I f you see the last row in the image should also have a value but it is blank.  could someone help me to solve this issue?

 

Thanks in advance

 data missing.JPG

Ruban

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hi, @ruban 

Use Date () Function needs to consider the leap year condition, that may be a bit complex.

You could try this simple way:

use CALENDAR() to create a wider range date table

for example:

 

Date = CALENDAR(MIN(Table1[procdate])-549,MAX(Table1[procdate])+549)

Then create the relationship between date table with lost_patients table by date column and procdate column

 

6.JPG

 

Then continue to use your formula

Result:

7.JPG

 

Best Regards,

Lin

 

Community Support Team _ Lin
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.

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HotChilli
Super User
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DATEADD is a bit sneaky ....."The result table includes only dates that exist in the dates column."

 

I think you have to build a date with your own formula OR build a date table with a wider range

Thanks the info. I changed the dax by replacing Dateadd() with Date ()

hi, @ruban 

Use Date () Function needs to consider the leap year condition, that may be a bit complex.

You could try this simple way:

use CALENDAR() to create a wider range date table

for example:

 

Date = CALENDAR(MIN(Table1[procdate])-549,MAX(Table1[procdate])+549)

Then create the relationship between date table with lost_patients table by date column and procdate column

 

6.JPG

 

Then continue to use your formula

Result:

7.JPG

 

Best Regards,

Lin

 

Community Support Team _ Lin
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.

thanks Lin

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