In my data (which is on a daily basis), I have a field which is a cumulative sum. So when viewing the data, we care more about viewing the "current level" of the data.
So for example, if I wanted to look at the data on a daily basis, I would just display the data upfront.
However, if I were to look at the data on a weekly basis, then I would only want to see the level of the data on Sundays. If monthly, I would want to see the level on the last day of the month. For yearly, obviously the level at Dec 31.
The best way I assume to implement this would be to have a measure that would dynamically select the latest date available in the selected data range and then return the associated value. Attached below is the kind of visualization we hope to use, so creating a measure for each date breakdown (ex. one measure for weekly, one measure for monthly) isn't really feasible.
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