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Good day All,
I am look for some help.
I have a table which currently has some missing values and I am trying to populate these missing values with the most recent value at that point in time. For example;
Date Value
04/10/2017 1641
05/10/2017 1698
06/10/2017 1742
07/10/2017
08/10/2017
09/10/2017 1660
10/10/2017 1509
11/10/2017 1517
12/10/2017 1645
13/10/2017 1655
14/10/2017
15/10/2017
The 7th and 8th was a Saturday and Sunday, so there was no input on that day. What I need populated is 1742 for both the 7th and 8th. The same for the 14th & 15th but populated with 1655.
Please can somebody help me with this? Thank you very much.
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi
ValueLast = LOOKUPVALUE(Table1[Value],Table1[Date],CALCULATE(LASTNONBLANK(Table1[Date], 1), FILTER(Table1,Table1[Value]>0 && EARLIER(Table1[Date])>=Table1[Date])))
If you have a Date-table the above formular could be simplified... but it should work.
Hello,
In the query editor you can sort by Date and then right click on the Value column then choose "Fill" --> "Down".
Regards Taico
Hi Taico,
Thanks for the reply.
I don't think I can do this because I am using 2 data sources in my table.
DataSource (DS) A contains a list of running dates and DS B contains just data for the days the data has been inputted. Therefore, I can't use query editor as the Data from DS isn't in the same table as the list of the Running dates.
That is why I was hoping for a DAX solution. Admittedly my PowerBI knowledge and experience is pretty low so don't feel like I am telling you your solution won't work.
Can I create a new column in DS A to bring in the values from DS B, via the Query Editor?
Thanks
Hi
ValueLast = LOOKUPVALUE(Table1[Value],Table1[Date],CALCULATE(LASTNONBLANK(Table1[Date], 1), FILTER(Table1,Table1[Value]>0 && EARLIER(Table1[Date])>=Table1[Date])))
If you have a Date-table the above formular could be simplified... but it should work.
How would this be simplified with a seperate date table?
Hi Taico,
Hopefully you can see my Pic which i have added.
Basically, it's not liking the "Earlier" part of the code. It says, "Earlier/Earliest referes to an earlier row or context which doesn't exist"
Should I be using this code in a "New Measure"?
Thanks
The formular was intented for an calculated column not a measure.
Thank you very much, Taico. It's working very nicely.
Regards
Gavin
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