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Hi all
Thanks a lot for the support given, and the community solution, Replicate D-1 to D-3 summary sales table in Power BI table visualizationvisualisation resolves my main issue.
However, there is another twist to the dataset where there is a daily snapshot created and added to the dataset, so the final dataset looks like this.
Activated_Date Product Amount DATA_LOADED_DATE
17/04/2025 00:00 A 74339166.78 17/04/2025 00:00
17/04/2025 00:00 B 5828750 17/04/2025 00:00
17/04/2025 00:00 C 15100000 17/04/2025 00:00
17/04/2025 00:00 E 7970000 17/04/2025 00:00
16/04/2025 00:00 A 50354865 17/04/2025 00:00
16/04/2025 00:00 B 7076018.25 17/04/2025 00:00
16/04/2025 00:00 C 23100000 17/04/2025 00:00
16/04/2025 00:00 E 1500000 17/04/2025 00:00
11/04/2025 00:00 A 74924669 17/04/2025 00:00
11/04/2025 00:00 B 10610334.38 17/04/2025 00:00
11/04/2025 00:00 C 21790000 17/04/2025 00:00
11/04/2025 00:00 E 7385000 17/04/2025 00:00
16/04/2025 00:00 A 50354865 16/04/2025 00:00
16/04/2025 00:00 B 7076018.25 16/04/2025 00:00
16/04/2025 00:00 C 23100000 16/04/2025 00:00
16/04/2025 00:00 E 1500000 16/04/2025 00:00
11/04/2025 00:00 A 74924669 16/04/2025 00:00
11/04/2025 00:00 B 10610334.38 16/04/2025 00:00
11/04/2025 00:00 C 21790000 16/04/2025 00:00
11/04/2025 00:00 E 7385000 16/04/2025 00:00
11/04/2025 00:00 A 74924669 15/04/2025 00:00
11/04/2025 00:00 B 10610334.38 15/04/2025 00:00
11/04/2025 00:00 C 21790000 15/04/2025 00:00
11/04/2025 00:00 E 7385000 15/04/2025 00:00
It contains a sequence of DATA_LOADED_DATES, and for the visualisation, we need to select the maximum one, which needs to be done via a Slicer. I tried it with the solution given in the Replicate D-1 to D-3 summary sales table in Power BI table visualization, but it failed. Kindly assist me with this situation, too.
Thanks again
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi @AvanthaPeiris You can create a measure like this:
Latest_Loaded_Date = MAX(YourTable[DATA_LOADED_DATE])
Then, use this measure in a slicer and filter your table to show only rows where DATA_LOADED_DATE matches the latest date.
Hi @AvanthaPeiris You can create a measure like this:
Latest_Loaded_Date = MAX(YourTable[DATA_LOADED_DATE])
Then, use this measure in a slicer and filter your table to show only rows where DATA_LOADED_DATE matches the latest date.
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