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Hi,
You could try something like this.
LastSalesDate = CALCULATE( MAX( 'product Sales'[sold_date] ), FILTER( 'product Sales', 'product Sales[product number] = 'products table'[product number] ) )
Hi,
You could try something like this.
LastSalesDate = CALCULATE( MAX( 'product Sales'[sold_date] ), FILTER( 'product Sales', 'product Sales[product number] = 'products table'[product number] ) )
Thanks for replying this worked, but an even easier solution in the end was a simple MAX (as you suggested) as a measure and then the end user tool would give the correct answer when teh measure was formatted as a date.
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