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Hi,
In the below chart, if I select Year (FY) 2020 the chart should only show Jul-19 to Jun-20 and if I select Year (FY) 2021 the chart should only show Jul-20 to Jun-21. All the dates are properly coded base on the FY from Jul-Jun. Currently I have 2 FY's (2020 & 2021) worth of data sets in the source file.
Greatly appreciate any tips and recommendations.
Many thanks in advance.
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Hi @mclhone
this should be pretty straight forward, if you have a date table with fiscal year in it. What does your model look like?
Cheers,
Sturla
Thanks @sturlaws - for having a look at my query.
Below is my simple data model of the chart, with the Month column linked to the overall Calendar table. I used the Calendar as the x-axis reference.
Appreciate the feedback.
Thanks and regards
If you add FY to the date table, and create a slicer on FY, I think you should get what you want
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