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Hi,
I have a table with data (see table below).
From the table, I only want to use the records with the last time per value in the column "kenteken". I also want to be able to use the values in the columns lon and lat.
This is what i got so far:
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Hi, @icturion
You can add two calculated columns as below:
lon =
LOOKUPVALUE (
AQZ_TRAVEL_MON[lon],
AQZ_TRAVEL_MON[kenteken], 'Laatste locatie'[kenteken],
AQZ_TRAVEL_MON[Date time], 'Laatste locatie'[Laatst bekend]
)
lat =
LOOKUPVALUE (
AQZ_TRAVEL_MON[lat],
AQZ_TRAVEL_MON[kenteken], 'Laatste locatie'[kenteken],
AQZ_TRAVEL_MON[Date time], 'Laatste locatie'[Laatst bekend]
)
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Eason
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Hi, @icturion
You can add two calculated columns as below:
lon =
LOOKUPVALUE (
AQZ_TRAVEL_MON[lon],
AQZ_TRAVEL_MON[kenteken], 'Laatste locatie'[kenteken],
AQZ_TRAVEL_MON[Date time], 'Laatste locatie'[Laatst bekend]
)
lat =
LOOKUPVALUE (
AQZ_TRAVEL_MON[lat],
AQZ_TRAVEL_MON[kenteken], 'Laatste locatie'[kenteken],
AQZ_TRAVEL_MON[Date time], 'Laatste locatie'[Laatst bekend]
)
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Eason
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
The other day I read an article about SUMMARIZE, and came away a bit shellshocked.
All the secrets of SUMMARIZE - SQLBI
In a nutshell - you're likely better off using GROUPBY()
In any case you can add Lat and Lon to the groupings.