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I have a Table to visualize some data and I want to create a new measure to calculate the oldest date based on the table; the table shows the values based on a slicer
How to calculate de oldest date of the table based on the slicer value?
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@Anonymous
The first work in a card, but if you want to include in the table use this:
OldestDate = CALCULATE ( MIN ( Table2[Fecha] ); ALLSELECTED ( Table2 ) )
Regards
Victor
@Anonymous
The first work in a card, but if you want to include in the table use this:
OldestDate = CALCULATE ( MIN ( Table2[Fecha] ); ALLSELECTED ( Table2 ) )
Regards
Victor
It works well. Thank you very much.
@Anonymous
Hi, try with
OldestDate=Min(Table[Fecha])
Regards
Victor
I tried your solution but It doesn't work, It repeats the same value than the date("Fecha")
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