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Data looks like below, based on NOs. need output as "latest", "No" with reference Part. Tried below but failed.
REV = MAXX(FILTER(Part_Hist,Part_Hist[REV_NUM]>EARLIER(Part_Hist[REV_NUM])),IF(Part_Hist[Part Name]=EARLIER(Part_Hist[Part Name]),"Yes","No"))
REV = MAXX(FILTER(Table1,Table1[Nos]>EARLIER(Table1[Nos])),IF(Table1[Part]=EARLIER(Table1[Part]),"OLD","Latest"))
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@KL718 Please try this as a New Column
Remarks = VAR _Max = CALCULATE(MAX(Test260FlagLatest[Nos]),ALLEXCEPT(Test260FlagLatest,Test260FlagLatest[Part])) RETURN IF(Test260FlagLatest[Nos]=_Max,"Latest","No")
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@KL718 Please try this as a New Column
Remarks = VAR _Max = CALCULATE(MAX(Test260FlagLatest[Nos]),ALLEXCEPT(Test260FlagLatest,Test260FlagLatest[Part])) RETURN IF(Test260FlagLatest[Nos]=_Max,"Latest","No")
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Thanks & appreciate.
I was also able to find the solution. Sharing another way which can be used to achieve the output.
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