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Normally i would this code
Max Date =
CALCULATE (
LASTDATE ( Table[Date] ),
ALLEXCEPT (
Table,
Table[ID],
Table[Col2]
)
)
Var= threein1
However I am working off of a variable so when i try to do this in lastdate function I can't reference the column from the created variable.
Hi, @user35131 ;
First SUMMARIZE() is to return a table, and here you are returning a measure:
Try it:
measure =
MAXX (
SUMMARIZE ( Table, [id], [Col2], "MAX DATE", LASTDATE ( threein1 ) ),
[MAX DATE]
)
If not, can you share a simple example and the desired output? The daX alone cannot fully determine the cause. and the threein1 is measure ?
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Yalan Wu
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
A measure i created outside did not get accepted when trying to input.
@user35131
If you assign a value to a variable, it becomes a constant and any changes in the context will not affect it. In this case, you need to substitute the actual calculation for the variable.
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isn't that what i'm trying to do. The calculation does not give me a result.
Var= threein1
VAR MAX_ =
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