DAX table with filters and operators

[MichaelHutchens]

Hi everyone, I'm trying to make a virtual table from an 'Employee' database that returns a list of employees. Each employee in the database might have multiple records, so in this virtual table, I only want the latest record with the highest record number, based on the 'Employee ID' field. I also only want records where the 'Current Employee Email Record' field = 'Y' OR the 'Employee Status' field = 'Withdrawn'.

So the logic should be = [Highest record number] AND ([Current Employee Email Record] OR [Employee Status])

I've given it a go with the table below, but I'm getting an error:

"Too few arguments were passed to the FILTER function. The minimum argument count for the function is 2."

Can anyone suggest where I'm going wrong? 🙂

Table 4 = 

FILTER(
ADDCOLUMNS(

'Employee',

"R", RANKX (

FILTER(

'Employee',

'Employee'[Email Address] =EARLIER ('Employee'[Email Address])), 'Employee'[Employee ID], , DESC) && 'Employee' [Current Employee Email Record]  =  "Y" || 'Employee' [Employee Status]  =  "Withdrawn"

),

[Anonymous]

Hi @MichaelHutchens ,

Please try this DAX:

Table 4 =
VAR EmployeeLatestRecord = 
    ADDCOLUMNS(
        GROUPBY(
            'Employee',
            'Employee'[Employee ID],
            "MaxRecordNumber", MAXX(CURRENTGROUP(), 'Employee'[Record Number])
        ),
        "EmployeeDetails", CALCULATETABLE(
            'Employee',
            FILTER(
                'Employee',
                'Employee'[Record Number] = [MaxRecordNumber]
            )
        )
    )
RETURN
FILTER(
    EXPANDTABLECOLUMN(EmployeeLatestRecord, "EmployeeDetails"),
    'Employee'[Current Employee Email Record] = "Y" || 'Employee'[Employee Status] = "Withdrawn"
)

I'm not sure this is useful, if it doesn't solve your problem, please provide some sample data, thanks!

Best Regards,
Dino Tao
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[gadielsolis]

Please try the following:

FILTER(
ADDCOLUMNS(

'Employee',

"R", RANKX (

FILTER(

'Employee',

'Employee'[Email Address] =EARLIER ('Employee'[Email Address])), 'Employee'[Employee ID], , DESC) ,
'Employee' [Current Employee Email Record] = "Y" || 'Employee' [Employee Status] = "Withdrawn"

)

[MichaelHutchens]

EDIT: I'd replied to your first post, not the correction

Thanks @gadielsolis , but I'm getting an error with that code: