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Hi,
I have below data, I would like to capture the changes of the price for each Part No:
I would like the result to be like below, capture the price whenever it changes:
can someone help please?
Hi @Anonymous
you can do this by a easy function:
@v-diye-msft is Ealiest Date a calculated column? can you please share the DAX.
Hi @Anonymous
I didn't write DAX, just change the aggreate type of date column, you'll make it.
@v-diye-msft , below 2 tables are the row data in table 1 and aggregated in table 2 for a particulare part number, it gives the correct unique price, but the earliest dates in table 2 are wrong, it looks like it is getting the earliest date regardless of the part number.
Also can you please advise how can I add the sum of the distinct prices, for below example the total sum is 31.23
Hi,
One way could be that in the Query Editor, you may select all columns and then right click > Remove Duplicates.
Hope this helps.
@Ashish_Mathur , my report is connected to the tabular model, I can't use query editor.
Thanks for your comment anyway.
@Anonymous
Can you try this as a new column to your table and check
Column =
VAR _PRICE = MAXX(FILTER('Table', 'Table'[Part No] = EARLIER('Table'[Part No]) && 'Table'[Date] < EARLIER('Table'[Date])), 'Table'[Pirce])
VAR _PART= MAXX(FILTER('Table', 'Table'[Part No] = EARLIER('Table'[Part No]) && 'Table'[Date] < EARLIER('Table'[Date])), 'Table'[Part No])
VAR CP = [Pirce]
RETURN
IF(
[Part No] = _PART ||( _PART=BLANK() && _PART <> BLANK()),
[Pirce] ,
BLANK()
)
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Thanks @Fowmy , my data source is a tabular model, and the source table is very large, around 4 millions record, so I was trying to avoid adding calcualted column.
Is there away to just do it in a measure or measures?
One thing I forgot to menation that date column is from another table, but it is join with the part table.
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