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Hi,
I have a table with a column with the same date in each row (22nd January 2018).
I wish to use this date in a DAX formula, so am trying to have the date represented in a table of its own, so, I have created a new table and used the following DAX expression:
Metrics Date = FIRSTDATE(Table1[Metrics Date].[Date])
This returns the date '1/1/2018 00:00:00', which was obviously not the desired result.
If I use the Distinct DAX function:
Metrics Date = DISTINCT(Table1[Metrics Date].[Date])
I get the full year return (365 rows), where I was only expecting a single row of '22/01/2018 00:00:00'
Any help would be greatly appreciated
Solved! Go to Solution.
I have resolved my own issue here.
Basically, I removed the .[Date] from the end of the DAX for each column i.e.
Metrics Date = FIRSTDATE(Table1[Metrics Date])
This worked perfectly
I have resolved my own issue here.
Basically, I removed the .[Date] from the end of the DAX for each column i.e.
Metrics Date = FIRSTDATE(Table1[Metrics Date])
This worked perfectly
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