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carloP24
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2 years ago

Power Pivot reference to a single fixed value present in a table

Hi everyone,

 

I have created a measure in Power Pivot where I need to reference to a single value (fixed value) present in a table in the data model: the value is a date and I use it for a YEARFRAC calculation within the measure.

 

In practice, I would need to reference to the value present in the first row - second column of the below table (that is 31/12/2023)...

 

 

...within the below measure, instead of the "30/09/2023" value inserted manually.

 

 

 

Thank you very much for any help!

7 Replies

  • Hi,

    you can reference one value in Power query.

    You can directly extract it this way

    = #"Changed Type"[Column2]{0} (first value of column2)

    and then use it in a column of your second table

     

     

     

    Or you can do it using lists

    You need first to extract your value to a list with few steps

     

     

    use drilldown

    and you get your value in a list

    then you can use it

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    • carloP24's avatar
      carloP24
      Frequent Visitor

      Thank you very much for your help!

       

      Your suggestion was helpful though, but actually what I really need is reference to a value in a query table (the date) within a measure in Power Pivot instead of use "30/09/2023" putted manually (as you can see the "Date" table is present in the data model so that I can use it in Power Pivot).

      • serpiva64's avatar
        serpiva64
        Solution Sage

        as you can see here

         

        #"Solution 2 step 1" is not an hardcoded value but the value the value present in the first row - second column of the below table (that is 31/12/2023)

         

  • carloP24's avatar
    carloP24
    Frequent Visitor

    Anyone that could help me with the topic?

     

    Thank you!

    • dufoq3's avatar
      dufoq3
      Community Champion

      You posted DAX question to Power Query forum...

      • carloP24's avatar
        carloP24
        Frequent Visitor

        I'm aware of it, but I wasn't sure about the exact location of the post given the topic (the data comes from power query tables...). At this point I will also put it in "DAX Commands and Tips" (provided that is the correct forum...). Thank you