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Filtering a table on the Max date by department
- 7 months ago
Thank you everyone for examples and assistance - appreciate it.
I ended up doing the following:
- Sort by Department (Ascending) then by date (Decending - putting the most recent date first)
- Adding ranking logic by Department
- The result is the most recent date results in a ranking of 1 for each departmnt
- Filter on the 1 Ranking
As the data dynamically updates, I will always get the most recent date.
Thanks - Jerry
Hi - I like this method, but I need create a column in the Power BI Workflow (power query) in the table itself.
I add a column and enter this code in the 'custom column formula' - got an error - any thoughts ?
your syntax for ALLEXCEPT is wrong. You need to show the Table and the Column as arguments:
ALLEXCEPT('Table','Table'[DEPARTMENT])- jerryr1258 months agoHelper IV
Thank you again for your help - update:
Table: Department-KPI-Table
Columns: KPIDATE (Date)
DEPARTMENT (Text)New column:KPIMaxDate
Datatype: I Kept this blank but wants to convert to textFormula:
CALCULATE (
MAX ([KPIDATE]),
ALLEXCEPT(Department-KPI-Table,Department-KPI-Table[DEPARTMENT])
)Result: all null when I convert to Text
Seems like I am getting close - any thoughts ?
Your help is appreciated - Jerry
- MasonMA8 months agoSuper User
Hi Jerry;
I was not able to reproduce your errors either unless you can share your real 'KPIDATE' or more data so that we can play with. Tried with some cases like if your 'KPIDATE' has nulls, Non-date values etc. but all works.
- jerryr1258 months agoHelper IV
HI - the following attachment is an example of data. The INPUTTABLE contains a sample of data in the Power Query Workflow. The FINALRESULTS is what I am looking to achieve via the Power Query Workflow. Any help is appreciated - I think we are close!
Thanks - jerry