Find max date that record doesn't show up

try

Employee next roster date = minx(filter(table,table[Employee ID]=ealier(table[Employee ID) && table[Date of Roster] >earlier(table[Date of Roster])),(table[Date of Roster]))
next roster date = minx(filter(table,table[Date of Roster] >earlier(table[Date of Roster])),(table[Date of Roster]))
terminate = if(isbalnk(table[Employee next roster date]),table[next roster date]-1,blank())

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Hi cmilligan262 ,

Please refer to the Calculated Column below which is merged according to amitchandak's formula.

Column = 
var a = CALCULATE(MIN('Table'[Date of Roster]),FILTER('Table','Table'[Date of Roster]>EARLIER('Table'[Date of Roster])))
var b = CALCULATE(MIN('Table'[Date of Roster]),FILTER('Table','Table'[Date of Roster]>EARLIER('Table'[Date of Roster])&&'Table'[Employee ID]=EARLIER('Table'[Employee ID])))
return
IF(ISBLANK(a),BLANK(),IF(ISBLANK(b),a-1,b))

 Result would be shown as below.

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Jay

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