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Hi
I have three tables; Foo, Bar & Baz, as illustrated bellow.
I'm looking for how I will be able to create a new boolean column, on Baz table, that determine if Baz's row has the latest CreateDate between others with a relation to FooId.
Currently, my DAX formula on the Baz table looks as follow:
Latest = var fooId = LOOKUPVALUE(Bar[FooId]; Bar[BarId]; Baz[BarId]) return CALCULATE( MAX(Baz[CreateDate]); FILTER( ALL(Baz); LOOKUPVALUE(Bar[FooId]; Bar[BarId]; Baz[BarId]) = fooId) ) = Baz[CreateDate]
The problem with the current DAX formula is that I get a warning; A circular dependency was detected: Baz[Latest].
How could this problem be solved with a DAX formula?
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@olof ,
You may refer to the post below.
https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Developer/Circular-reference-issues/m-p/580337#M17832
@olof ,
You may refer to the post below.
https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Developer/Circular-reference-issues/m-p/580337#M17832
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