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Hi everyone,
I have a column where are written in how many miles a car needs to go to the car maintenance and I need to make a graph about it. This graph is divided between 4 columns:
Each week I receive uptade and sometimes a car go from one colum to another but there is a problem because the car is counted twice.
Do you know how I can keep only the last update of a car ?
Thanks guys 🙂
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HI @Thomas897,
It will be help if you share some sample data to analysis.
For your scenario, I think you need to add a calculated column to add and check range on your records.
>>Do you know how I can keep only the last update of a car ?
You can use car id to filter table and return the max date as the last update date.
Sample:
Last Update=
CALCULATE (
MAX ( table[date] ),
FILTER ( ALL ( table ), [card id] = MAX ( Table[car id] ) )
)
Regards,
Xiaoxin Sheng
HI @Thomas897,
It will be help if you share some sample data to analysis.
For your scenario, I think you need to add a calculated column to add and check range on your records.
>>Do you know how I can keep only the last update of a car ?
You can use car id to filter table and return the max date as the last update date.
Sample:
Last Update=
CALCULATE (
MAX ( table[date] ),
FILTER ( ALL ( table ), [card id] = MAX ( Table[car id] ) )
)
Regards,
Xiaoxin Sheng
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