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Hello Community,
Is it possible to use the last refresh date as the start point and use today's date as the end date?
Thanks
Rob
Where you want to use.
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Measure =
var _max =maxx(Sales,sales[Date])
Var _tod = Today()
return
calculate([Sales],filter('Date',Date[Date]>=_max && Date[Date]<=_today))
Thanks @amitchandak for your reply.
Really useful and one that I will keep for later use.
However, I think I need to expand on my original question.
To save on the time it takes to refresh a set CSV files which are updated daily, I am trying to solve the problem of only refresh the data from the last date the data was refreshed. Does that make sense?
Example
Last refresh date - 27/3/2020
Refresh today - 31/3/2020
New CSV files to update - 28/03/2020, 29/03/2020, 30/03/2020 and 31/3/2020
THE REFRESH SHOULD ONLY BRING IN THE DATA FROM THESE 4 CSV FILES.
I need to change the parameters to allow incremental refresh which is something else I need to understand more about but I am reading up on this but any hints would be appreciated.
I hope this makes sense and I am not even sure it will be possible but it would be awesome if there was a solution.
Thank you.
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