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Hi Everyone,
I am having a trouble to solve a situation. i have a slicer with month names from a table named as 'A sheet'. Moreover I also have date coloumn within same table from where i extracted those month names.
Now what i wanted to do is to select multiple months from slicer and use the month number of selected months in a measure for making farmula in dax.
I am new to power bi and i would greatly appriciate your help.
@Anonymous
You can use get the months selected and incorporate in a formula, this returns a single-column table for you to work with
VALUES('Calendar'[MonthNo])
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Thank you for your help.
Your expression is allowing me to select one value from slicer and let me use it in farmula sucessfully however i want to select multiple values from slicer and use month number in farmulas and show it in table but in trying to do so it gives me the error.
I am using the farmula:
@Anonymous
Can you explain what your formula is supposed to calculate?
I see you have deducted 1 from the month number, you need to iterate each month number and calculate.
Share sample data and the expected results.
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