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| Date | Status |
| 08/08/2020 | Inprogress |
| 08/14/2020 | Inprogress |
| 08/21/2020 | Delayed |
| 08/30/2020 | Completed |
I am using a card to display the status and I am using a slicer for the Date colum.
My requirment is the slicer should show the max date value and as we select the dates in slicer the value should change.
Regards,
Rakesh
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@Anonymous ,
There is no way default slicer using a function
You can create a column like
Switch(True(),
[Date] =max([Date]) , "Latest Date",
[Date]
)
sort this on date and use in slicer
@Anonymous
Add a column to your table, it will give 1 and 0. Select the slicer and drag and drop the MaxDate field to the visual filter and set it equal to 1
MaxDate = CALCULATE( MAX(Data[Date]), ALLEXCEPT(Table1,Table1[Status]))
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This is not working as I have multiple satus for same date.
| Date | Category | Status |
| 08/08/2020 | A | Started |
| 08/08/2020 | B | Delayed |
| 08/09/2020 | A | Started |
| 08/09/2020 | B | Started |
| 08/10/2020 | A | Completed |
| 08/10/2020 | B | Started |
| 08/11/2020 | A | Completed |
| 08/11/2020 | B | Completed |
@Anonymous ,
There is no way default slicer using a function
You can create a column like
Switch(True(),
[Date] =max([Date]) , "Latest Date",
[Date]
)
sort this on date and use in slicer
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