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Hello - I have the following Excel formula that I need to convert into Dax.
=MINIFS(T:T,P:P,B9)
T - Contract date
P - Account name (may have multiple instances)
B9 - account name in a different source
I have tried computing as a column or a measure with Lookupvalues or Calculate without any luck.
Thank you!
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Hi,
To your matrix visual, drag the Account Name from the Service 4 table. Write this measure
Min date = min('Table3'[Contract effective date])
Hope this helps.
Hi, @amiller5
I briefly simulated some data that I hope fits your situation.
Column =
CALCULATE (
MIN ( 'Service 3'[Contract date] ),
FILTER ( 'Service 3', [Account name] = EARLIER ( 'Service 4'[Account name] ) )
)
Service 3:
Service 4:
Is this the result you expect?
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _Charlotte
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Here is an example of the data: And i would most likely show it in a matrix, but more importantly I need to cacluate the age of effective date against (Today)date in another measure.
Hi,
To your matrix visual, drag the Account Name from the Service 4 table. Write this measure
Min date = min('Table3'[Contract effective date])
Hope this helps.
@amiller5 you'd better post a sample of your data table and how you'll be showing your data to the users, in order to help you out.
For example; whether you show in a matrix visual, post how you`d like to show...
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