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Hi, I have a matrix with 4 value columns. Is there a way for my matrix to show the most recent value as the aggregate instead of the sum? This "most recent" aggregation will be next to three other sum aggregation columns. I have attached the matrix I have now on the left, and my desired matrix on the right. Thanks in advance.
@CoopyJoe , you can use index function
Use isinscope to check that gand total get index date desc, customer asc
If(isinscope(Table[Date]), [On Hand] , CALCULATE([On Hand], keepfilters(index(1, allselected(Table[Item Name], Table[Item #], Table[Date], Table[Customer]),orderby(Table[Date],desc, Table[Customer],asc),,partitionBy(Table[Item Name], Table[Item #]) ))) )
Assuming on hand is a measure
explore Power BI Index function: Top/Bottom Performer by name and value- https://youtu.be/HPhzzCwe10U
@amitchandak Thanks for the response. I am having some trouble at the "orderby(Table[Date]," portion. The date does not pop up as an option to add to my DAX formula.
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