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Hello,
Need to create a calculated column with the last date (dd/mm/yy hh:mm:ss). Is someone able to help?
Thanks
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Hey, assuming your table looks like this
and you want to create a Calculated Column "PreviousDateTime" (Calculated Column means your are looking for DAX solution)
then this DAX statement finds the previous DATETTIME value in column "aDateTimeColumn":
PreviousDateTime =
var currentDateTime = 'FindPreviousDateTime'[aDateTimeColumn]
return
CALCULATE(
MAXX(
ALL('FindPreviousDateTime'[aDateTimeColumn])
,IF('FindPreviousDateTime'[aDateTimeColumn] < currentDateTime, 'FindPreviousDateTime'[aDateTimeColumn], BLANK())
)
)Maybe you will think this code is a little to much, but beeing in a ROW Context of a table (we want to create a CALCULATED COLUMN), this helps to avoid the awkward message "... circular dependency ..." 🙂
Hope this helps
Tom
Hi,
Try this. I cannot read the title in cell F1. Assuming it is 4 Marcacao. try this
=CALCULATE(MAX(Data[4 Marcacao]),FILTER(Data,Data[4 Marcacao]<EARLIER(Data[4 Marcacao])))
Hope this helps.
Hey, assuming your table looks like this
and you want to create a Calculated Column "PreviousDateTime" (Calculated Column means your are looking for DAX solution)
then this DAX statement finds the previous DATETTIME value in column "aDateTimeColumn":
PreviousDateTime =
var currentDateTime = 'FindPreviousDateTime'[aDateTimeColumn]
return
CALCULATE(
MAXX(
ALL('FindPreviousDateTime'[aDateTimeColumn])
,IF('FindPreviousDateTime'[aDateTimeColumn] < currentDateTime, 'FindPreviousDateTime'[aDateTimeColumn], BLANK())
)
)Maybe you will think this code is a little to much, but beeing in a ROW Context of a table (we want to create a CALCULATED COLUMN), this helps to avoid the awkward message "... circular dependency ..." 🙂
Hope this helps
Tom
Please try this:
LastValue =
VAR curDate = 'Table'[4#MARCACAO]
RETURN
CALCULATE(
MAX('Table'[4#MARCACAO]),
ALL('Table'),
FILTER('Table', 'Table'[4#MARCACAO] < curDate)
)
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