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Hi,
i have a dataset that contains JOURNALID,INVENTTRANSREFID and some data columns.
I can have more JOURNDALID with the same codification but with different INVENTTRANSREFID, like in the previous screen.
Here is my problem:
For the same JOURNALID & POSTEDDATETIME i can have two or more different DELIVERYDATE
I want to replace all the DELIVERYDATE with the most recent between them. (17/01/2020 )
Result:
Yellow columns are my key.
How can i achieve this with powerquery?
Thanks!
Solved! Go to Solution.
@Anonymous Well, I can't see most of the columns in question to see if they match. My guess is something doesn't because the technique works:
@Anonymous , Create a new column like, add remove clause as per need
new DELIVERYDATE =maxx(filter(table,[JOURNALID] =earlier([JOURNALID]) && [INVENTTRANSREFID] =earlier([INVENTTRANSREFID])),[DELIVERYDATE])
Try something like:
Final Deliver Date Column =
MAXX(
FILTER(
'Table',
[JOURNALID] = EARLIER([JOURNALID]) &&
[INVENTTRANSREFID] = EARLIER([INVENTTRANSREFID]) &&
[POSTEDDATETIME] = EARLIER([POSTEDDATETIME])
),
[DELIVERYDATE]
)
Still not works
@Anonymous Well, I can't see most of the columns in question to see if they match. My guess is something doesn't because the technique works:
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