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Below is a sample from my Date table. Our fiscal year runs April - March. I have 4 years worth of data. My data is in the "Sales Month" format, I do not receive actual days, just the month in that format.
When I loaded my August data a few days ago, my YTD for this year and prior years would be April - August. When I did this in Excel I would add a column to my date table and each month I would add a Y to the new month in all 4 years that designated YTD and I would filter on it. Is there a way to do something like this, but automatically based on the last sales month loaded? TYIA.
Yes, you can do that with a calculated column (if you have daily import mode refreshes) or with measures.
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