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last date regardless context
Hi, Greg_Deckler
Many thanks for your quick response.
I have tried do it in different ways whithout desired result.
In the image below, there is three dates.
MaxDate 1 = CALCULATE(MAX('Dimdate'[Snapshot date]);ALL('Dimdate'))
MaxDate 2 = CALCULATE(MIN('Dimdate'[Snapshot date]);ALLEXCEPT(Dimdate;Dimdate[WeekCount]))
MaxDate 3 = CALCULATE(MIN('Dimdate'[Snapshot date]);ALL(Dimdate[WeekCount]) )
However, measures don't return max date I need. In this case It has to be 23/05/16 for every row context.
If I choose week count from 340 to 342, it has to be 30/05/16 for every snapshot date.
Any tip?
Thanks!!!!
Hi Angel,
Based on my understanding, I think the formula below should work in your scenario.
MaxDate =
CALCULATE (
MAX ( 'Dimdate'[Snapshot date] );
ALLEXCEPT ( Dimdate; Dimdate[WeekCount] )
)
Or
MaxDate = CALCULATE ( MAX ( 'Dimdate'[Snapshot date] ); ALL ( Dimdate[Snapshot date] ) )
If that is not the case, could you post your table structures with some sample data? So that we can help further investigate on the issue. It's better to share a sample pbix file. You can upload it to OneDrive or Dropbox and post the link here. Do mask sensitive data before uploading.:smileyhappy:
Regards
- Angel9 years agoResolver III
Hi, v-ljerr-msft
It works!!!!!!.... Thank you, master!!!!!
The last thing I want to do is only consider sales where sales date > max fecha. To do that, I have tried with this phormula..
Sales amount after max snapshot = CALCULATE(MAX('Sales registered'[Sales amount]);FILTER('Sales registered';'Sales registered'[Sales Date] > [MaxDate]))However, as you can see in the image above It doesn´t work...
Any tip?
- Angel9 years agoResolver III
Hi, v-ljerr-msft
As you have said before, I include a link with pbix file.
The goal is only consider sales where sales date > last snapshot date selected in slicers.
Many thanks for your help,