Good day Ryan.

The way I'd do it would be creating a calculation using level of detail expressions, something like this. Assuming you have fields [Product ID],[Sale Date], and [Selling Price]:

Last Sale Price:

{fixed [Product ID]: MIN(

          IF {fixed [Product ID]: MAX([Sale Date]} = [Sale Date] THEN [Selling Price] END

    )

}

This is assuming the sale date is unique. This would be easier to show with sample data, would you happen to have any? Does this help?

Best regards.

-Dan

depends on how you set up your viz

if you have a table and can use a table calc then use Last()

if not find the last date with {Fixed:max(date)}

then a conditional statement like   if [date]-[fixed max date] then avg(selling price)}

you may need to add a product number to the LOD depending on what you are looking for - if you had included your twnx workbook the answer could be specific to your need

Jim

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{FIXED Product:MAX(Date)}=Date

drag this to Filter and Select TRUE.

Create View with PRODUCT and PRICE. you will get only last values