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HawkB
Resolver I
Resolver I

Returning value using MAXX

Hi all, 
 
I've previously had assistance on this, but it doesn't seem to work with a slightly different set of data; so the calculated column is:
 
LastestContract = 
VAR ContractNo = 'Table'[Main Contract]
RETURN
MAXX(FILTER( ALL( 'Table' ) ,[Main Contract] = ContractNo ), 'Table'[Contract] )

But the new data now has blanks in it, so for example looks more like

 

 

NameContractMain Contract NoDate
Jones1001 01/01/2020
Smith1005 01/06/2020
Smith2000100501/05/2020
Stevens2500 01/01/2020
Stevens2750250001/01/2021

 

 The end result I would want would be

NameLatest ContractDate
Jones100101/01/2020
Smith200001/05/2020
Stevens275001/01/2021

 

So basically returning the highest column value related to a main contract number, and the related date (regardless of it that date is earlier or later than the initial contract).

 

I've tried to reuse the previous code, but don't seem to have any joy - am I missing something simple?

 

Many thanks!

 

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v-jayw-msft
Community Support
Community Support

Hi @HawkB ,

 

Create a new column to replace the blank values:

main = IF(ISBLANK('Table'[Main Contract No]),'Table'[Contract],'Table'[Main Contract No])

Then use the maxx function:

LastestContract = MAXX(FILTER( ALL( 'Table' ) , 'Table'[main]=EARLIER('Table'[main])), 'Table'[Contract] )

vjaywmsft_0-1652781442581.png

 

Best Regards,

Jay

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v-jayw-msft
Community Support
Community Support

Hi @HawkB ,

 

Create a new column to replace the blank values:

main = IF(ISBLANK('Table'[Main Contract No]),'Table'[Contract],'Table'[Main Contract No])

Then use the maxx function:

LastestContract = MAXX(FILTER( ALL( 'Table' ) , 'Table'[main]=EARLIER('Table'[main])), 'Table'[Contract] )

vjaywmsft_0-1652781442581.png

 

Best Regards,

Jay

Community Support Team _ Jay
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution
to help the other members find it.

Ah - thanks - I was so stuck in my way of thinking that I didn't consider making another column for purposes of calculating. 

 

Thanks again! 

amitchandak
Super User
Super User

@HawkB , In visual Take Name, Max of Date and this measure

 

Contract latest =
VAR __id = MAX ('Table'[Name] )
VAR __date = CALCULATE ( MAX('Table'[date] ), ALLSELECTED ('Table' ), 'Table'[ID] = __id )
return
CALCULATE ( Max ('Table'[Contract Main] ), VALUES ('Table'[Name] ),'Table'[Name] = __id,'Table'[date] = __date )

@amitchandak Thanks I will try this althogh note that your measure refers to an ID column in my table that doesn't exist.

 

Just to be clear the table formatting hasn't seeemed to work for me, so the entries are

 

Name / Contract / Main Contract No / Date

  1. Jones / 1001 / (blank) / 01/01/2020
  2. Smith / 1005 / (blank) / 01/06/2020
  3. Smith / 2000 / 1005 / 01/05/2020
  4. Stevens / 2500 / (blank) / 01/01/2020
  5. Stevens / 2750 / 2500 / 01/01/2021 

 

With results being:

Name / Latest Contract / Date

  1. Jones / 1001 / 01/01/2020
  2. Smith / 2000 / 01/05/2020
  3. Stevens / 2750 / 01/01/2021

 

 

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