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Hi all,
I have the following structure:
Table A
accountID Days Since Rank
id1 -42 1
id1 -45 2
id1 -47 3
id2 -5 1
id2 -15 2
id3 -19 3
....
Table B
accountID
id1
id2
...
I would like to get into Table B Days Since value where rank is equal to 1 for every account so the table B looks sth like this:
Table B
accountId Days Since
id1 -42
id2 -5
Tried using Calculate(FIRSTNONBLANK(Table A [Days Since],0), Filter(Table A, Table A[Rank] =1)) but I get same values for all accounts.
Thanks for your help!
Solved! Go to Solution.
double Calculate ( Calculate (... solved the problem. putting a context to filter.
double Calculate ( Calculate (... solved the problem. putting a context to filter.
Sorted.
Great you found the solution. Appriciate if you can post the solution as well, so that if this post is searched somewhere then this can help others.
Thanks.
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