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jeffw14
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Helper I

Max Date from a Column

I am trying to create a measure that grabs the last date in the column StatusDateTime. All I get using MAX is the Date from the individual Row, but I need 11/17/20 to be the last date for each row as that is the date of the last StatusDateTime withing my time frame in my slicer. 

 

VehicleIDCityStatusDateTimePriorStatusDateTimeLastDate
B1346SAN ANTONIO11/8/2020 14:3710/20/2020 14:5811/8/2020 14:37
B1346SAN ANTONIO11/10/2020 8:2611/8/2020 14:3711/10/2020 8:26
B1346SAN ANTONIO11/11/2020 21:5611/10/2020 8:2611/11/2020 21:56
B1346SAN ANTONIO11/17/2020 11:4711/11/2020 21:5611/17/2020 11:47

 

Would like it to look like this:

VehicleIDCityStatusDateTimePriorStatusDateTimeLastDate
B1346SAN ANTONIO11/8/2020 14:3710/20/2020 14:5811/17/2020 11:47
B1346SAN ANTONIO11/10/2020 8:2611/8/2020 14:3711/17/2020 11:47
B1346SAN ANTONIO11/11/2020 21:5611/10/2020 8:2611/17/2020 11:47
B1346SAN ANTONIO11/17/2020 11:4711/11/2020 21:5611/17/2020 11:47

 

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parry2k
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@jeffw14 add following measure

 

Last Status Date = CALCULATE ( MAX( Table[Status Date], ALL() )

 

Or change ALL to ALLSELECTED in case you want to apply the filter to get the LAST DATE.

 

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Hi  I need Power query formula for this scenario, How did you get Max and Min date for each row?

 

VehicleIDCityStatusDateTimePriorStatusDateTimeLastDate
B1346SAN ANTONIO11/8/2020 14:3710/20/2020 14:5811/8/2020 14:37
B1346SAN ANTONIO11/10/2020 8:2611/8/2020 14:3711/10/2020 8:26
B1346SAN ANTONIO11/11/2020 21:5611/10/2020 8:2611/11/2020 21:56
B1346SAN ANTONIO11/17/2020 11:4711/11/2020 21:5611/17/2020 11:47

 

parry2k
Super User
Super User

@jeffw14 add following measure

 

Last Status Date = CALCULATE ( MAX( Table[Status Date], ALL() )

 

Or change ALL to ALLSELECTED in case you want to apply the filter to get the LAST DATE.

 

Check my latest blog post Year-2020, Pandemic, Power BI and Beyond to get a summary of my favourite Power BI feature releases in 2020

I would  Kudos if my solution helped. 👉 If you can spend time posting the question, you can also make efforts to give Kudos to whoever helped to solve your problem. It is a token of appreciation!

Visit us at https://perytus.com, your one-stop-shop for Power BI-related projects/training/consultancy.



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Did I answer your question? Mark my post as a solution. Proud to be a Super User! Appreciate your Kudos 🙂
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Worked great, thank you. 

 

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