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How can I get it so the table visual only shows 1 one per "Device ID" where the row is the most recent date. I have manged to rank each row for each Device ID, but now stuggling to just get a single row for each Device ID. Hope that makes sence. I dont want the "Ranking" column visible, but its just there for display purposes.
Thanks in advance..
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@StuartSmith , Use the Rank function as measure and filter on Index Function
Index Function
calculate([Meausre], index(1, allselected(Table[Device], Table[Last Update Date]), orderby(Table[Last Update Date],desc),,partitionBy(Table[Device]) ) )
Example of rank
New Rank Desne = rank(DENSE,allselected(Table[Device], Table[Last Update Date]),orderby(Table[Last Update Date],desc),partitionBy(Table[Device]))
Thanks, that worked.
@StuartSmith , Use the Rank function as measure and filter on Index Function
Index Function
calculate([Meausre], index(1, allselected(Table[Device], Table[Last Update Date]), orderby(Table[Last Update Date],desc),,partitionBy(Table[Device]) ) )
Example of rank
New Rank Desne = rank(DENSE,allselected(Table[Device], Table[Last Update Date]),orderby(Table[Last Update Date],desc),partitionBy(Table[Device]))
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