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Hi,
Below i have a DAX function giving me the min. value of mutiple date values (columns). Does anyone know how to do this in PowerQuery?
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A slight adjustment to AIB's formula should do it. Sub in your column names (should all be Date type)
Table.AddColumn(#"Changed Type", "Custom", each List.Min({[rSales] , [rRental] , [PRental] , [PSale]}))
Hi @Anonymous
You could make one list of all four columns and then extract the minimum. Something like
List.Min(Table1[Col1] & Table1[Col2] & Table1[Col3] & Table1[Col4]))
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Hi @AlB ,
When i do this i get the following error
--> I think because for some values are "null"
Expression.Error: We cannot convert Type to List type.
Details:
Value=[Type]
Type=[Type]
A slight adjustment to AIB's formula should do it. Sub in your column names (should all be Date type)
Table.AddColumn(#"Changed Type", "Custom", each List.Min({[rSales] , [rRental] , [PRental] , [PSale]}))
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