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danextian
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MAX showing incorrect value

Hi,

 

I find this weird but I may be doing it wrong.

 

Basically, what I am trying to accomplish is get the max date in the date table which is filtered to start from 1/1/17 until date today (done using DateTime.Date(DateTime.LocalNow()) function). If the date today is 7/18/17, the max date should be that date but the result of my DAX formula is 12/31/17. 

 

The following are the formulas I'm using:

 

MaxDate =
MAX ( Calendar[Date].[Date] )

MaxDate with Calculatte =
CALCULATE ( MAX ( Calendar[Date].[Date] ), ALL ( Calendar ) )

 










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@MFelix

 

Thanks for the response but as mentioned, my calendar table's maximum value is the current date so it should be 7/18.

But I've figured out where I went wrong. By adding a .[Date] after Calendar[Date], the measure uses the hidden table created by PBI desktop's time intelligence featture.  Removing  .[Date] solves the problem. 










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MFelix
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Hi @danextian,

 

The question is that you are using the ALL and by doing that you discard all the filter you have on the Calendar date and return the maximum value of the full table ignoring all the rest of the filters you need to do something like this:

 

MaxDate with Calculatte ALLSELECTED =
CALCULATE ( MAX ( Calendar[Date] ), ALLSELECTED ( 'Calendar'[Date] ) )

As you can see below I have made a print with your two formulas and mine with a slicer see the result:

 

max.png

 

Regards,

Mfelix


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Miguel Félix


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@MFelix

 

Thanks for the response but as mentioned, my calendar table's maximum value is the current date so it should be 7/18.

But I've figured out where I went wrong. By adding a .[Date] after Calendar[Date], the measure uses the hidden table created by PBI desktop's time intelligence featture.  Removing  .[Date] solves the problem. 










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mbm
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Thanks @danextian . Sometimes a big problem can be solved with simple solutions. Your suggestion here made my day peaceful.

Hi @mbm ,

This was from my early DAX days when I was  still a newbie and not yet a super user.










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Hi @danextian,

 

Thanks for your sharing. Please kindly mark the corresponding resolution as an answer so that it can benefit more users.

 

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