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Hi all,
I have data as follows:
Date MonthnYear
1/7/2020 July 2020
2/7/2020 July 2020
3/7/2020 July 2020
4/7/2020 July 2020
5/7/2020 July 2020
6/7/2020 July 2020
1/8/2020 Aug 2020
2/8/2020 Aug 2020
3/8/2020 Aug 2020
4/8/2020 Aug 2020
6/8/2020 Aug 2020
8/8/2020 Aug 2020
8/8/2020 Aug 2020
I have my max date values measures as follows:
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@Anonymous
Your dax is almost ready .Use below change
Formatted Max Date=
VAR MaxDate = MAX('Date Table (Actuals)'[Date])
VAR MaxDateAll = CALCULATE([MaxDate], ALL('Date Table (Actuals)'))
RETURN
FORMAT(MaxDateAll,"MMM YYYY")
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Hi @Anonymous
Try
FORMAT(MAX('Date Table (Actuals)'[Date]),"mmmm YYYY")
This works but I need All as well, to ignore row level filter in my visuals
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