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Hi,
I'm trying to get the firstdate() based on a particular column value
For example: FIRSTDATE('Prices'[Date], 'Prices'[Food]="Carrots")
However, firstdate does not allow filtering like the above.
What would be the best way to do this?
Thank you.
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Hi
Try this.
Column = CALCULATE(FIRSTDATE(Prices[Date]),FILTER(Prices, Prices[Food]="Carrots"))
Thanks
Raj
Hi
Try this.
Column = CALCULATE(FIRSTDATE(Prices[Date]),FILTER(Prices, Prices[Food]="Carrots"))
Thanks
Raj
We probably need to learn more about your data-table and if you are trying to create this as.
A simplified version might be a calculated measure
Food Date Apples 2018-01-01 Apples 2018-02-01 Apples 2018-03-01 Bananas 2018-01-15 Bananas 2018-01-19 Bananas 2018-01-20 Carrots 2018-03-01 Carrots 2018-03-02 Carrots 2018-03-10
First Date = FIRSTDATE('Table1'[Date])
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