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Hello,
Can someone give me an idea about this problem please,
These rates may change on a monthly basis. In the table above, the most recent rate in the period should be displayed.
Example: if 2022 Q2 is selected in the filter, the rate of June 2022 must be displayed (Last month of the quarter)
my Data:
Hi @Nihed ,
I suggest you to create a continuous date table by calendar/calendarauto function. I can see last day of quarter which is in date format in second screenshot date table. However I couldn't see date in your first data screenshot. Did you created a relationship between your date table and your data table? If there is an active relationship by [Quarter/Year] columns, I think your visual will show all values in 2022 Q2 when you select it in slicer. I am still confused about what kind of result you want. Could you share a sample file with me and show me a screenshot with the result you want? This will make me easier to find the solution.
Best Regards,
Rico Zhou
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I can't see your data model and if you have a date table.
Normally you can do Closing Qtr Rate = CLOSINGBALANCEQUARTE( [Measure for your rate], Dates[Date])
If you have sample data model I can take another look.
If you have a date table named Dates and have marked it as so.
Hope this helps!
I use this table as the date table
I do not understand..
I don't have a date table in my model
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