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bron12321
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Return Date based on Conditions from same table

Hi, i've been trying to follow this: Solved: Date difference between values in same column - Microsoft Fabric Community

Since I want to get a similar result. I need to calculate the difference in days from the BaselineDate to Forecast Date for each unique ID to determine if items are running on schedule (The dataset is incomplete - not all IDs have dates set) . I have the following [Master] table: 

 

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with the calculated column:

DiffBaselineForcast_days =
VAR _ID = Master[UniqueID]
VAR temp =
    TOPN (
        1,
        FILTER (
            Master,
            Master[UniqueID] = _ID
                && Master[EntryType] = "ForecastDate"
        ),
        [Date], DESC
    )
RETURN
    if(Master[EntryType] = "BaselineDate",DATEDIFF(MAXX(temp,[Date]),[Date],DAY),0)

 

Which seems to be working however can someone explain it to me as I'm struggling to understand how it is working 
I'm confused with the MAXX part and that when i try and return temp[Date] it says its not a table?
or suggest a simpler way of calculating this??
Thanks!

 

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bron12321
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After going away and coming back to it I've decided a new approach which I think works better:

Late2 =
VAR varCurrentScenarioID = Master[UniqueID]
VAR varCurrentEntryType = Master[EntryType]
VAR varCurrentDate = Master[Date]
VAR DateDifference =
IF(
    varCurrentEntryType = "ForecastDate",
    DATEDIFF(varCurrentDate,
        LOOKUPVALUE(Master[Date],Master[UniqueID],varCurrentScenarioID,Master[EntryType],"BaselineDate"),
        DAY),
    blank()
    )
VAR Result =  
IF(DateDifference < 0, "Late",BLANK())
RETURN
    Result

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bron12321
Frequent Visitor

After going away and coming back to it I've decided a new approach which I think works better:

Late2 =
VAR varCurrentScenarioID = Master[UniqueID]
VAR varCurrentEntryType = Master[EntryType]
VAR varCurrentDate = Master[Date]
VAR DateDifference =
IF(
    varCurrentEntryType = "ForecastDate",
    DATEDIFF(varCurrentDate,
        LOOKUPVALUE(Master[Date],Master[UniqueID],varCurrentScenarioID,Master[EntryType],"BaselineDate"),
        DAY),
    blank()
    )
VAR Result =  
IF(DateDifference < 0, "Late",BLANK())
RETURN
    Result

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