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Hi, I have this table. I Also have an external date table. In this case, I have selected the date 30.10.2018. I want the 3 rows in this table to be filtered out when selecting this date, because rowno 1 and Rowno 2 have the same startdate, therefore the row with the latest EndDate within these 2 rows will "Win". The startdate and enddate in the 3rd row isn't between the selected date and will be filtered out as well.
I tried Rank/Earlier on the startdate, But I also need the rank to look into the enddate and see which of the 2 rows have the latest enddate.
I have Scribbled the wanted result in attachment below.
Anoyone?
I tried this:
RANK=RANKX('Table','table'[startdate] && 'Table'[Enddate],,ASC,dense)
Solved! Go to Solution.
@Anonymous,
You may try the DAX below.
Column = RANKX ( Table1, Table1[StartDate],, ASC, SKIP ) + RANKX ( FILTER ( Table1, Table1[StartDate] = EARLIER ( Table1[StartDate] ) ), Table1[EndDate], , ASC, SKIP ) - 1
@Anonymous,
You may try the DAX below.
Column = RANKX ( Table1, Table1[StartDate],, ASC, SKIP ) + RANKX ( FILTER ( Table1, Table1[StartDate] = EARLIER ( Table1[StartDate] ) ), Table1[EndDate], , ASC, SKIP ) - 1
Thanks! 🙂
This worked.
I also tried
RANKX('Table';[StartDate]+[Enddate];;ASC;DENSE) This gave the same result in this case.
Regards
Terje
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