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My report contains multiple entries for the same person, with a time stamp of each time it got updated. This is messing up the overall license count, since it's summing up every single row, whereas I only need the latest updated rows. I would need this to apply to my entire report (ie. filters need to reflect this), so I can't just select the 'Latest' aggregate on the visuals.
So for example, if the data contains:
| Name | License | Last_Update |
| Alex | Enterprise | June 1, 2021 |
| Alex | Standard | Sept 1, 2021 |
| Bob | Standard | Sept 15, 2021 |
| Cam | Enterprise | Sept 15, 2021 |
| Alex | Professional | Oct 1, 2021 |
I want only the last 3 rows should show up in my report & visuals.
Is this possible? Thanks.
Solved! Go to Solution.
You could add a calculated column to your table to flag only the newest updates like this.
Is Newest Update =
YourTable[Last_Update] = CALCULATE(MAX(YourTable[Last_Update]),ALLEXCEPT(YourTable,YourTable[Name]))
Then apply a filter to your report for [Is Newest Update] = TRUE
You could add a calculated column to your table to flag only the newest updates like this.
Is Newest Update =
YourTable[Last_Update] = CALCULATE(MAX(YourTable[Last_Update]),ALLEXCEPT(YourTable,YourTable[Name]))
Then apply a filter to your report for [Is Newest Update] = TRUE
Thanks! I couldn't get the Calculate nor the Allexcept functions to work when I'm trying to insert the calculated column as suggested ... but your logic inspired a different formula:
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