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I have a table that looks like this
Status (TEXT) | Date (Date and Time) | Customer (TEXT) |
Active | 2024-05-17 11:30:49 | Customer A |
Inactive | 2024-05-17 09:27:12 | Customer A |
In powerbi i want to create a table that display my rows.
This works.
Then i want to filter on last status
It works but it mixes things up.
If i select Last.
Then the powerbi table looks like this:
Status (TEXT) | Date (Date and Time) | Customer (TEXT) |
Inactive | 2024-05-17 11:30:49 | Customer A |
I dont understand why it now shows the date connected to the wrong status....
Its like the date and time column is not working.....
any tips on how to fix this?
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It's because it's displaying the "Last" value alphabetically, rather than by the status time. You need to use a measure in this case to grab the latest status (and customer too!) The reason the date works is because it is technically stored as a number - so it makes sense to grab the biggest number in the series of dates.
Here's the measure i used to grab the latest status - you can easily modify to grab the latest customer:
Latest Status = CALCULATE(MAX('Table (2)'[Status (TEXT)]), 'Table (2)'[Date (Date and Time)] = MAX('Table (2)'[Date (Date and Time)]))
It's because it's displaying the "Last" value alphabetically, rather than by the status time. You need to use a measure in this case to grab the latest status (and customer too!) The reason the date works is because it is technically stored as a number - so it makes sense to grab the biggest number in the series of dates.
Here's the measure i used to grab the latest status - you can easily modify to grab the latest customer:
Latest Status = CALCULATE(MAX('Table (2)'[Status (TEXT)]), 'Table (2)'[Date (Date and Time)] = MAX('Table (2)'[Date (Date and Time)]))
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