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I have a bunch of rows that contain Assessment Dates and Scores.
I want to create a calculated table that pulls the MIN Date and score, and MAX Date and score for each client.
I created a caclulated table that gets the MIN and MAX Dates, but not sure how to pull the associated scores in too.
Here's the table calc bringing in the dates:
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Table =
ADDCOLUMNS(
SUMMARIZECOLUMNS(
GAD_PHQ[Client_ID],
"Start Date", MIN( GAD_PHQ[Assess_Date] ),
"End Date", MAX( GAD_PHQ[Assess_Date] )
),
"Start Score",
CALCULATE(
AVERAGE( GAD_PHQ[Assess_Score] ),
GAD_PHQ[Assess_Date] = EARLIER( [Start Date] )
),
"End Score",
CALCULATE(
AVERAGE( GAD_PHQ[Assess_Score] ),
GAD_PHQ[Assess_Date] = EARLIER( [End Date] )
)
)
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Table =
ADDCOLUMNS(
SUMMARIZECOLUMNS(
GAD_PHQ[Client_ID],
"Start Date", MIN( GAD_PHQ[Assess_Date] ),
"End Date", MAX( GAD_PHQ[Assess_Date] )
),
"Start Score",
CALCULATE(
AVERAGE( GAD_PHQ[Assess_Score] ),
GAD_PHQ[Assess_Date] = EARLIER( [Start Date] )
),
"End Score",
CALCULATE(
AVERAGE( GAD_PHQ[Assess_Score] ),
GAD_PHQ[Assess_Date] = EARLIER( [End Date] )
)
)
Thanks to the great efforts by MS engineers to simplify syntax of DAX! Most beginners are SUCCESSFULLY MISLED to think that they could easily master DAX; but it turns out that the intricacy of the most frequently used RANKX() is still way beyond their comprehension! |
DAX is simple, but NOT EASY! |
Is there a way to add an additional filter so the results show Start Date and Score, End Date and Score, per Client ID AND Assessment Type? Right now, it's pulling Start and End per Client ID only.
Hi @pbrainard ,
How about this one:
CalculatedTable = SUMMARIZE ( 'GAD_PHQ', 'GAD_PHQ'[Client_ID], 'GAD_PHQ'[Full_Name], "Start Date", MIN ( 'GAD_PHQ'[Assess_Date] ), "Start Date Score", CALCULATE ( MAX ( 'GAD_PHQ'[Score] ), FILTER ( 'GAD_PHQ', 'GAD_PHQ'[Assess_Date] = MIN ( 'GAD_PHQ'[Assess_Date] ) ) ), "End Date", MAX ( 'GAD_PHQ'[Assess_Date] ), "End Date Score", CALCULATE ( MAX ( 'GAD_PHQ'[Score] ), FILTER ( 'GAD_PHQ', 'GAD_PHQ'[Assess_Date] = MAX ( 'GAD_PHQ'[Assess_Date] ) ) ) )
Does this work for you? 🙂
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