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I have a fiscal calendar lookup table that I'm looking to create a couple of extra calculations in, but I can't seem to figure out how to get them to do what I need.
What I need are what my company calls "Quarter Aging" and "Week Aging", and basically the formula should assign the value "0" for the current quarter/week, and then count (positive or negative) the quarters/weeks away from the current one.
Example: Current quarter is assigned the value of "0", last quarter would be "-1", next quarter would be "1" all the way up and down the column (with the current quarter/week being somewhere in the middle of the data).
I have caluclations for week index and quarter index, as well as calculations that identify the current quarter and current week. Does anyone know how I can do this?
Solved! Go to Solution.
This actually turned out to be pretty simple. All I ended up doing was subtracting the Week/Quarter Index Number from the current Quarter/Week Index Number with this formula:
=FiscalCalendarTable[QuarterIndex]-LOOKUPVALUE(FiscalCalendarTable[QuarterIndex],FiscalCalendarTable[Today?],TRUE)
Thanks for the guidance, everyone! I learned about a couple new functions while reverse engineering Greg's solutions below!
This actually turned out to be pretty simple. All I ended up doing was subtracting the Week/Quarter Index Number from the current Quarter/Week Index Number with this formula:
=FiscalCalendarTable[QuarterIndex]-LOOKUPVALUE(FiscalCalendarTable[QuarterIndex],FiscalCalendarTable[Today?],TRUE)
Thanks for the guidance, everyone! I learned about a couple new functions while reverse engineering Greg's solutions below!
You can use this column expression on your Date table to get a quarter index that is 0 in the current quarter.
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@etuckeriv - So, seems like an application of Sequential:
https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Quick-Measures-Gallery/Sequential/m-p/380231#M116
Can you provide sample data and expected output?
I also just posted this custom DAX 445 custom calendar which some of the logic in there may help as well:
https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Quick-Measures-Gallery/DAX-Custom-445-Calendar/td-p/1388582
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