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I am trying a (what I thought would be simple) lookupvalue Dax which is to take use the period start date from the table below minus 7 days and look it up in my date table
Unfortunately it returns a blank value. If I use the period start date the lookupvalue formula works fine so it's something to do with the -7 days. It's definitely returning the -7 days as a date / time format.
Any ideas?
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Weird, I can't replicate your issue. Works when I just set up a date table and a "fact table" with an opening date.
Do you have a relationship between your opening date column and master date table? Does the master date table have a large enough date range to give a result for all lastweekdates?
Maybe if you can share more data or a sample file it can be easier to see what happens.
Weird, I can't replicate your issue. Works when I just set up a date table and a "fact table" with an opening date.
Do you have a relationship between your opening date column and master date table? Does the master date table have a large enough date range to give a result for all lastweekdates?
Maybe if you can share more data or a sample file it can be easier to see what happens.
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