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Hi Friends,
I am using lastdate function in my tabular model.
Following is my measure
SUMX(VALUES(ClaimRoot[Claim Number]),
CALCULATE( SUM(ClaimRoot[ThreePointDaysQuantity]),LASTDATE(ClaimRoot[EffectiveTimestamp]))
)
In PowerBi Dektop I am getting following error
A date Column containing duplicate dates was specified in the call to function 'LastDate'. This is not supported
Please help
Hi @vickyprudhvi,
In DAX, when adding filters in CALCULATE() function, it must be either a boolean expression or a table expression that defines a filter. And the LASTDATE() returns a table containing a single column and single row with a date value. So the syntax of your DAX is correct. In this scenario, you need to check if there are duplicated rows in ClaimRoot[EffectiveTimestamp] column as the error message mentioned.
Regards,
@vickyprudhvi Tell us more about the table you are working on. The formula by iteslf seems okay
Also it would help if you write out in a sentence what you want the measure to calculate. I's like DAX poetry, bonus point for a haiku ...
every claim number,
sum "three points day quantity",
last day in filter
I don't think you can throw a function like that into the second argument of a calculate. you might need this ...
SUMX(VALUES(ClaimRoot[Claim Number]),
CALCULATE( SUM(ClaimRoot[ThreePointDaysQuantity]),
FILTER(ClaimRoot,
ClaimRoot[EffectiveTimestamp] = LASTDATE(ClaimRoot[EffectiveTimestamp]
)
)
)
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