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I have the measures. In the PR_SPL_DATE_CHANGED measure, the filter is returning null records of LEFT(Products[RUN_DATE],4) along with the matching records. I expect this should return only for (Products[RUN_DATE],4) = LEFT([MIN_RUN_DATE],4) condition whereas the null records also being filtered out from this. I dont know what is the reason behind this.
MIN_RUN_DATE = CALCULATE(MIN(Products[RUN_DATE]), LEFT(Products[RUN_DATE],4) = FORMAT(YEAR(TODAY()),BLANK()))
PR_SPL_DATE_CHANGED = IF((CALCULATE(COUNTROWS(VALUES(Products[PR_SPL_SALES_DATE])),
FILTER(Products, LEFT(Products[RUN_DATE],4) = LEFT([MIN_RUN_DATE],4)))) = 1,0,1)
Hi @Anonymous ,
Here I create a sample file to have a test.
Your code works well on myside.
Here I have some questions. I am confused that whether [RUN_DATE] and [PR_SPL_SALES_DATE] are text data format.
I think your calculation is based on your data model, please share a sample file with me and show me a sceenshot with the result you want. This will make it easier for me to find the solution.
Best Regards,
Rico Zhou
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