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I would appreciate your help on this one.
Since my data for all markets/retailers is not imported at the same time I have issue with incomplete dates. I would like to keep only days which are earlier than the earliest Latest Date. In other words: I would like that the value 2.6.2019 returns since this is the latest date for which data for all markets/retailers is available.
Thank you in advance
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@luka_zz - I think you would need to summarize the table and then find the min - something like this:
Your Measure = var sum_table = SUMMARIZE( 'Your Table', <Market Column>, <Retailer Column>, "Latest", MAX(<Date Column> ) return MINX(sum_table ,[Latest])
Hope this helps,
Nathan
@luka_zz - I think you would need to summarize the table and then find the min - something like this:
Your Measure = var sum_table = SUMMARIZE( 'Your Table', <Market Column>, <Retailer Column>, "Latest", MAX(<Date Column> ) return MINX(sum_table ,[Latest])
Hope this helps,
Nathan
@Anonymous thank you very much for your support - your solution works perfectly.
Cheers,
Luka
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