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I figured out a solution that didn't require me to re-write the formula. The issue was with the large Dim Table that I was connected to. I merged the Dim table with the foreign key of my fact table in order to filter the Dim table down to only the rows I needed. I then connected to that filtered down Dim table and the processing time decreased significantly.
I figured out a solution that didn't require me to re-write the formula. The issue was with the large Dim Table that I was connected to. I merged the Dim table with the foreign key of my fact table in order to filter the Dim table down to only the rows I needed. I then connected to that filtered down Dim table and the processing time decreased significantly.
Hi @T_Buck_1027 ,
First I'd suggest you create a Calendar table, there are several ways, but I'm using one I like.
Then I use this easy measure:
MaxDate = LASTDATE( Tabla1[Date] )
And you get this result:
Hope it helps. If so, please mark it as accepted response.
Kind regards,
Fernando
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