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I have a change history table. The table looks as this:
As you can see the last 2 rows are in the same day. This messes my calculations up when i want to sum it up per day. So i need only 1 entry per day (the latest).
How can i achieve with dax that I only get 1 entry per day where mutliple entries per day exist ? (only when its the same field)
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That was not the expected Result.
But I managed to solve the problem with a collegue.
Here is the Solution for anyone intrested:
1. I created a new Column where I formated the 'created' column into "DateAsInteger" :
createdDateAsInt = FORMAT(change_history_SP[created],"YYYYMMDD")
2. I created another column as following:
Only1ValueperDay Remaining Sp =
VAR latestdate= CALCULATE(MAXX(change_history_SP, change_history_SP[created]), ALLEXCEPT(change_history_SP,change_history_SP[createdDateAsInt], change_history_SP[id]))
return
IF(change_history_SP[created] = latestdate && change_history_SP[field]= "Remaining SP", change_history_SP[newstring] )
By this solution I get only the latest change if there are more than 1 change for the field "Remaining SP".
And then did the same for the Field "Story Points".
Now it looks like this:
That was not the expected Result.
But I managed to solve the problem with a collegue.
Here is the Solution for anyone intrested:
1. I created a new Column where I formated the 'created' column into "DateAsInteger" :
createdDateAsInt = FORMAT(change_history_SP[created],"YYYYMMDD")
2. I created another column as following:
Only1ValueperDay Remaining Sp =
VAR latestdate= CALCULATE(MAXX(change_history_SP, change_history_SP[created]), ALLEXCEPT(change_history_SP,change_history_SP[createdDateAsInt], change_history_SP[id]))
return
IF(change_history_SP[created] = latestdate && change_history_SP[field]= "Remaining SP", change_history_SP[newstring] )
By this solution I get only the latest change if there are more than 1 change for the field "Remaining SP".
And then did the same for the Field "Story Points".
Now it looks like this:
Hi,
I am not sure about your calculation (sum, average etc), but you can use the MAXX to iterate each row in the table and take the MAX date&time.
Hope this will help you.
Or else please share some more details to write DAX for you
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