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This is the measure I'm using to calculate total gifts to date in the current fiscal year.
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Hi @PBrainNWH - Sorry,
can you try either sameperiodlastyear or parallelperiod function from dax
Below logic i am sharing with Paralleperiod function.
GiftsLastFY =
CALCULATE(
[Total Gifts],
DATESYTD(
PARALLELPERIOD(Opportunity[CloseDate], -1, YEAR),
"6/30"
)
)
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Hi @PBrainNWH Create a measure that calculates the total gifts for the last fiscal year.
Create below measure and check:
GiftsLastFY =
CALCULATE(
[Total Gifts],
DATESBETWEEN(
Opportunity[CloseDate],
DATE(YEAR(TODAY())-1, 7, 1),
DATE(YEAR(TODAY()), 6, 30)
)
)
assuming FY ends with June.
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Thank you for replying.
The calculation GiftsLastFY is giving me the total for every day of the last fiscal year. I'm testing on one record and they have one $10,000 gift in last fiscal year.
Hi @PBrainNWH - Sorry,
can you try either sameperiodlastyear or parallelperiod function from dax
Below logic i am sharing with Paralleperiod function.
GiftsLastFY =
CALCULATE(
[Total Gifts],
DATESYTD(
PARALLELPERIOD(Opportunity[CloseDate], -1, YEAR),
"6/30"
)
)
Did I answer your question? Mark my post as a solution! This will help others on the forum!
Appreciate your Kudos!!
Proud to be a Super User! | |
ParallellPeriod seems to work! Thank you.
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