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Hello,
I'm working with a table containing a date column, and I want to get the oldest date in the table date column without being affected by the filters applied in the page.
If I create a measure "oldestdate = min(CCR_Consumption[usage_date])", syntax is OK but filters on the page will change the returned value.
If I use oldestdate = min(all(CCR_Consumption[usage_date])), I get an error message "The MIN function only accepts a column reference as an argument"
Thank you for your help.
Laurent
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@Anonymous
Hi, to obtain the MIN
MinDate=CALCULATE(MIN(Table1[yourDateColumn]), ALL(DateTable))
Regards
Victor
@Anonymous You can try this as well...
MINX(ALL(CCR_Consumption),CCR_Consumption[usage_date])
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@Anonymous
Hi, to obtain the MIN
MinDate=CALCULATE(MIN(Table1[yourDateColumn]), ALL(DateTable))
Regards
Victor
Works like a charm. Thank you 🙂
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