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Here is my predicament:
I have multiple sources that fresh on a monthly basis (bring in data and associated year-month dating).
However, some sources are only updated on the "rare occasion" (say quarterly on average).
SO, when I go to combine the sources, it looks like the data from the "rare ocassion" table is missing for months it wasn't refreshed in.
See below table for example:
Now, if I have a date slicer from my calendar table, select feb-23, agent will appear blank.
I don't want it to be blank, but rather, I want the most recent agent date applied backwards until a "new agent" is later updated.
Does this make sense?
Solved! Go to Solution.
Read about "Fill Down/Up" in Power Query. Or use measures that handle the required logic.
Read about "Fill Down/Up" in Power Query. Or use measures that handle the required logic.
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