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Hi All,
See my sample data below. I want to get the last value of the previous day. So for example, I need to get the last value of 19/8 which is 19/8 22:45 i.e. 7264906.5. How do I achieve using a measure?
19/8/2019 22:30 7345461.5 7264907 19/8/2019 22:31 7345461.5 7264907 19/8/2019 22:32 7345461.5 19/8/2019 22:33 7345461.5 7264907 19/8/2019 22:34 7345461.5 7264907 19/8/2019 22:35 7345461.5 7264907 19/8/2019 22:36 7345461.5 7264907 19/8/2019 22:37 7345461.5 7264907 19/8/2019 22:38 7345461.5 7264907 19/8/2019 22:39 7345461.5 7264907 19/8/2019 22:40 7345461.5 7264907 19/8/2019 22:41 7345461.5 7264907 19/8/2019 22:42 7345461.5 19/8/2019 22:43 7345461.5 7264907 19/8/2019 22:44 7345461.5 7264906.5 19/8/2019 22:45 7345461.5 7264906.5 20/8/2019 0:00 7345461.5 7264904 20/8/2019 0:01 7345461.5 7264904 20/8/2019 0:02 7345461.5 7264904 20/8/2019 0:03 7345461.5 7264903.5 20/8/2019 0:04 7345461.5 7264903.5
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Hi Kolumam,
My sample:
dateamountid
19/8/2019 22:30 | 7345461.5 | 7264907 |
19/8/2019 22:31 | 7345461.5 | 7264907 |
19/8/2019 22:32 | 7345461.5 | |
19/8/2019 22:33 | 7345461.5 | 7264907 |
19/8/2019 22:34 | 7345461.5 | 7264907 |
19/8/2019 22:35 | 7345461.5 | 7264907 |
19/8/2019 22:36 | 7345461.5 | 7264907 |
19/8/2019 22:37 | 7345461.5 | 7264907 |
19/8/2019 22:38 | 7345461.5 | 7264907 |
19/8/2019 22:39 | 7345461.5 | 7264907 |
19/8/2019 22:40 | 7345461.5 | 7264907 |
19/8/2019 22:41 | 7345461.5 | 7264907 |
19/8/2019 22:42 | 7345461.5 | |
19/8/2019 22:43 | 7345461.5 | 7264907 |
19/8/2019 22:44 | 7345461.5 | 7264906.5 |
19/8/2019 22:45 | 7345461.5 | 7264906.5 |
20/8/2019 0:00 | 7345461.5 | 7264904 |
20/8/2019 0:01 | 7345461.5 | 7264904 |
20/8/2019 0:02 | 7345461.5 | 7264904 |
20/8/2019 0:03 | 7345461.5 | 7264903.5 |
20/8/2019 0:04 | 7345461.5 | 7264903.5 |
You could try below measure (because today is 8/21, so it will sjow 8/20 result, if you want to see 8/19, you could use today()-2)
Measure 5 = VAR maxd = CALCULATE ( MAX ( tets[date] ), FILTER ( ALL ( tets ), tets[date].[Date] <= TODAY () - 1 ) ) RETURN CALCULATE ( MIN ( tets[id] ), FILTER ( tets, tets[date] = maxd ) )
Best Regards,
Zoe Zhi
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Hi Kolumam,
My sample:
dateamountid
19/8/2019 22:30 | 7345461.5 | 7264907 |
19/8/2019 22:31 | 7345461.5 | 7264907 |
19/8/2019 22:32 | 7345461.5 | |
19/8/2019 22:33 | 7345461.5 | 7264907 |
19/8/2019 22:34 | 7345461.5 | 7264907 |
19/8/2019 22:35 | 7345461.5 | 7264907 |
19/8/2019 22:36 | 7345461.5 | 7264907 |
19/8/2019 22:37 | 7345461.5 | 7264907 |
19/8/2019 22:38 | 7345461.5 | 7264907 |
19/8/2019 22:39 | 7345461.5 | 7264907 |
19/8/2019 22:40 | 7345461.5 | 7264907 |
19/8/2019 22:41 | 7345461.5 | 7264907 |
19/8/2019 22:42 | 7345461.5 | |
19/8/2019 22:43 | 7345461.5 | 7264907 |
19/8/2019 22:44 | 7345461.5 | 7264906.5 |
19/8/2019 22:45 | 7345461.5 | 7264906.5 |
20/8/2019 0:00 | 7345461.5 | 7264904 |
20/8/2019 0:01 | 7345461.5 | 7264904 |
20/8/2019 0:02 | 7345461.5 | 7264904 |
20/8/2019 0:03 | 7345461.5 | 7264903.5 |
20/8/2019 0:04 | 7345461.5 | 7264903.5 |
You could try below measure (because today is 8/21, so it will sjow 8/20 result, if you want to see 8/19, you could use today()-2)
Measure 5 = VAR maxd = CALCULATE ( MAX ( tets[date] ), FILTER ( ALL ( tets ), tets[date].[Date] <= TODAY () - 1 ) ) RETURN CALCULATE ( MIN ( tets[id] ), FILTER ( tets, tets[date] = maxd ) )
Best Regards,
Zoe Zhi
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Hi @Kolumam
You don't describe how you want to use the measure so I'll conjecture.
1. Since you are looking at day level and you have timestamps on the table, create a calculated column with only the day and convert to type date. Table1[TimeStamp] is the first column you show:
Day = INT(Table1[TimeStamp])
2. Place Table1[Day] in the rows of a matrix visual
3. Create this measure and place it in the matrix visual
Measure = VAR LastTimePreviousDay = CALCULATE ( MAX ( Table1[TimeStamp] ), FILTER ( ALL ( Table1[Day] ), Table1[Day] < SELECTEDVALUE ( Table1[Day] ) ) ) RETURN CALCULATE ( DISTINCT ( Table1[Value] ), FILTER ( ALL ( Table1[Day] ), Table1[TimeStamp] = LastTimePreviousDay ) )
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