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Anonymous
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Sum values in a table that are above other table max date

hi,

 

 

I have manage to do the sum of values above other table's max date, using a new colum.

 

Above Date = IF(concluded[date]>MAX(reported[Date]);"not_submited";"submited")
 
how i do this as a measeure, only for the sake of knowladge, can you help pls
PS: concluded date and reported date are linked to a calendar table.
 
ty
 
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amitchandak
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Not sure what we want to get out. Please provide an example.

The current column can be used as dim. And you can create some count on it

Or do you need a measure like

 

Sunmitted count = IF(concluded[date]>MAX(reported[Date]);"not_submited";"submited")

 

 

 

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Anonymous
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Hello,

 

What i want is sum all dates above the last submited date.

 

 

ty.

Hi @Anonymous 

 

Please share a sample of your data in a format that can be copied (paste it into the post from excel, not a screenshot), and disclose your desired results.

 

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