Incredible! I've searched high and low for this solution. I found the blog you mentioned but you made the steps super simple to follow and understand. Thank you!
Thanks! I don't know it is still good what I did; but I just did you procedured twice, because I have a matching table inbetween :) --> but it seems to work for now.
great thanks exactly what I needed, quick question if by doing this my results still returns 3 rows (start date in my date range changed slightly) so I would like to return the most recent start date, how would I do that , was think about max startdate but can not make it work
Hi, This is excellent and very easy to understand and replicate. Thanks for sharing here.....Only one clarification....I applied the same, by the value/rate what I tried to map, but is is creating with rounding up (Ex- If the price is to be mapped is 226.71, it is getting updated as 227), I have ensured the format in same form in all the places but luck. Is there some thing else, I need to update as settings, Could you please suggest
Can I use a trick like this for doing product pricing? (my "recipe" stays the same, but ingredient prices change all the time) So I basically need to get "current" prices as of the date in the current evaluation context... ?
I have this solution, the problem is: if there is a nul oder error value to be looked up, the query will fail in the expand step (the query will fail to load completely afer the offending record)
Hi, excellent video. In my case, it works in the power query editor but takes way too long to refresh in the reports tab. Any advice to solve this problem? maybe creating a column in the data tab with Dax would help to make it faster.
Same problem here. Takes infinity to calc 50MB model. My best guess is that value of VAR currendate (=[auditdate] should be somehow cleared, after each record). But, I do not know how to do it. Any idea?
Did anyone try this with a large dataset? I have 2 tables that contain a few 100K records per table. But it keeps loading forever. Not sure if I did something wrong, or if I should continue looking for another solution. Thanks!
Thank you. I was able to use this to calculate an aggregation I've been trying to do for a while. Given an employee's start and end date, how many employee's were employed on any given date. I just took the Add column expression from this video and applied it to a Date Table with out joining it to my Employee Hire Dim Table. #"Added Custom" = Table.AddColumn(#"Changed Type", "Employee Aggregate", each let currentdate = [Date] in Table.SelectRows(EmployeeHireDim, each [StartDate] = currentdate)), #"Aggregated Employee Aggregate" = Table.AggregateTableColumn(#"Added Custom", "Employee Aggregate", {{"EmployeeID", List.Sum, "Sum of EmployeeID"}, {"EmployeeID", List.NonNullCount, "Count (Not Blank) of EmployeeID"}})
This is great! Can you do something similar but with a range of numbers rather than dates to look in? For example, return the value associated with a number between 0-99, return a different value if it falls between 100-199, return a different value if it falls between 200-299, etc.
