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Hello - Hoping for some assistance. I have a column named "Source" and there are two values in this column. The table has two date columns, a date for one source and a date for the other. I need a calculation that will bring the MIN date for each. Example:
ID#1, Source = Email, Email Date = 5/1/2024, 5/2/2024, 5/3/2024.
ID#2, Source = Phone, Phone Date = 5/2/2024, 5/3/2024, 5/4/2024.
ID #3, Source = Phone, Phone Date = 4/1/2024, 5/1/2024, 5/5/2024
I need a calculation that would return this:
ID#1 = 5/1/2024
ID#2 = 5/2/2024
ID#3 = 4/1/2024
Is this possible?
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Okay so I created this fact table.
Based on this fact table, I created this measure:
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Okay so I created this fact table.
Based on this fact table, I created this measure:
Perfect! This group is so amazing. I have a meeting this afternoon and was a little concerned this wouldn't get solved in time. THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!
Could you include a screenshot of a table containing this example data? It's a bit unclear exactly what values are in what columns and how they are formatted, from what you provided.
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