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I have an Excel tabe with these columns. Date, Location, Department, Area, and Yes/No. I have slicers for Month, Location, and Department. In my table I put the area so when I slice by month, location, and department I get a list of areas. What I would like to do is make a measure to 1) ignore the year and month slicers, 2) find the most recent date for each area that has a No? The way I have it now appears to work but when I switch the month it starts over. For example if the mosr recent no for an area was 6/25 when it turns July the most recent "No" date always shows 7/1 unless there was a No after 7/1.
Currently my measure is just Max('Data'[Date])
Can anybody help?
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Thanks, I will note that for future posts. It was more simple than I though. I just edited the interactions to ignore the slicers I wanted.
StephenGW
@StephenGW it will be easier if you throw sample data with the Read this post to get your answer quickly.
https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Community-Blog/How-to-Get-Your-Question-Answered-Quickly/ba-p/38490... output.
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Thanks, I will note that for future posts. It was more simple than I though. I just edited the interactions to ignore the slicers I wanted.
StephenGW