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I have taken over a file that already had a default calendar table. My company's fiscal year starts on 4/1 each year and am looking to make adjustments to the calendar table to reflect this. Right now coding is
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Hi @sportyarod
If your fiscal year starts in April, then i suppose _startOfFiscalYear should equal 4 . but I'd suggest you just use below measure,
FiscalYearNum =
YEAR([Date]) + IF(MONTH([Date]) < 4, -1, 0)
to continue to get the offset Fiscal year, use below measure.
FiscalYear = "FY" & FORMAT([FiscalYearNum] - 1865, "000")
Thanks
Mason
Hi @sportyarod,
Thanks for reaching out to the Microsoft fabric community forum.
It looks like you want to make changes in the calender table. As @techies and @MasonMA both have responded to your query, kindly go through the response and check if it solves your issue.
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Thank you.
Hi @sportyarod please try this
Fiscal Year =
VAR FiscalStartMonth = 4
VAR FiscalYearEnd = IF(
MONTH('date'[Date]) >= FiscalStartMonth,
YEAR('date'[Date]) + 1,
YEAR('date'[Date])
)
RETURN
"F" & (FiscalYearEnd - 1865)
Hi @sportyarod
If your fiscal year starts in April, then i suppose _startOfFiscalYear should equal 4 . but I'd suggest you just use below measure,
FiscalYearNum =
YEAR([Date]) + IF(MONTH([Date]) < 4, -1, 0)
to continue to get the offset Fiscal year, use below measure.
FiscalYear = "FY" & FORMAT([FiscalYearNum] - 1865, "000")
Thanks
Mason
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