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I'm creating a column with a simple measure but it's returning a wrong date of 31 Dec 2023. Please see below
Any idea why this would be?
Thank you in advance.
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The .[Date] part refers to a auto generated calendar that PBI created on load. It searches your data, finds dates and creates a calendar with full years encompassing all of your data.
Try removing the .[Date] part.
The .[Date] part refers to a auto generated calendar that PBI created on load. It searches your data, finds dates and creates a calendar with full years encompassing all of your data.
Try removing the .[Date] part.
You are most welcome.
@Tlotly , i didn't understand what's the requirement, if you want the max date then it's giving it right.
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But the max date of this column is Feb 2023: I'm expecting Feb 2023 as a value for my column.
Hello @Tlotly ,
so the measure is returning the maximum date in all the column, regarding if you filtered it in the data view.
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@Idrissshatila thank you for the quick response.
So which measure would work? I even created a measure, still getting the same results.
Also tried this measure:
, still not working.
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