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How to evaluate the Max date of a set of a dates according to an ID

Hi All,

 

I am trying to evaluate for each object ID which is the Max Date, since then I need to count those Object ID in a established date period. How should I proceed?

 

Sample Data with several Object IDs, divided by their Steps, and each step with its own approval date.

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Thanks & Regards,

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aj1973
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Hi @Anonymous 

MaxDate = 

var _id = SELECTEDVALUE(TABLE[Object ID])

return

CALCULATE( MAX(TABLE[Approval Date]), TABLE[Object ID] = _id)

 

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aj1973
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Hi @Anonymous 

MaxDate = 

var _id = SELECTEDVALUE(TABLE[Object ID])

return

CALCULATE( MAX(TABLE[Approval Date]), TABLE[Object ID] = _id)

 

Regards
Amine Jerbi

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parry2k
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@Anonymous you can add a column using the following expression:

 

Max Date = CALCULATE ( MAX ( Table[ApprovalDate] ), ALLEXCEPT ( Table, Table[ObjectId] ) ) 

 

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