Filter Table by a Historical 'Last Day of the Month'

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Filter Table by a Historical 'Last Day of the Month'







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I have a daily appending table, that I need a formula for that would filter the table results to just the last day of any given historical month. For example:



Table:
DwDate Balance
20181231 $10
20190131 $80

20190228 $75
20190331 $50



99% of the time I just need the MAX DwDate, which would be: @MaxDate = (SELECT MAX(DwDate) FROM dbo.TABLE)
However, occasionally I need a formula that would allow me to go back 1 or 2 months: @MaxDate - 2 Months









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    I have a daily appending table, that I need a formula for that would filter the table results to just the last day of any given historical month. For example:



    Table:
    DwDate Balance
    20181231 $10
    20190131 $80

    20190228 $75
    20190331 $50



    99% of the time I just need the MAX DwDate, which would be: @MaxDate = (SELECT MAX(DwDate) FROM dbo.TABLE)
    However, occasionally I need a formula that would allow me to go back 1 or 2 months: @MaxDate - 2 Months









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      I have a daily appending table, that I need a formula for that would filter the table results to just the last day of any given historical month. For example:



      Table:
      DwDate Balance
      20181231 $10
      20190131 $80

      20190228 $75
      20190331 $50



      99% of the time I just need the MAX DwDate, which would be: @MaxDate = (SELECT MAX(DwDate) FROM dbo.TABLE)
      However, occasionally I need a formula that would allow me to go back 1 or 2 months: @MaxDate - 2 Months









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      I have a daily appending table, that I need a formula for that would filter the table results to just the last day of any given historical month. For example:



      Table:
      DwDate Balance
      20181231 $10
      20190131 $80

      20190228 $75
      20190331 $50



      99% of the time I just need the MAX DwDate, which would be: @MaxDate = (SELECT MAX(DwDate) FROM dbo.TABLE)
      However, occasionally I need a formula that would allow me to go back 1 or 2 months: @MaxDate - 2 Months







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