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Anonymous
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Tableau formula to DAX

Hi Team,

 

I am not sure how to write this formula in DAX as it is used in tableau to create a period start date.

 

DATE(
STR([P_Fiscal Year])+ "-"
+
STR(
IF [P_Fiscal Period ] <= 9 THEN "0"+STR([P_Fiscal Period ])
ELSE STR([P_Fiscal Period ]) END
) + "-"
+ "01")
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adudani
Super User
Super User

hi @Anonymous ,

 

try creating a calculated column in your table with the following measure.

 

Assuming data types of Year and Fiscal Period = Int/wholenumber  

 

 

 

Period Start Date = 
FORMAT(
DATE( 
    [P_Fiscal Year],
    IF('Table'[P_FiscalPeriod]<=9,"0"&[P_FiscalPeriod],[P_FiscalPeriod]),
    01),
    "yyyy-mm-dd"
)

 

 

 

Sample output is shown.

 

adudani_0-1707772313801.png

 you could also just use:

 

Period Start Date = 
FORMAT(
DATE( 
    [P_Fiscal Year],
    'Table'[P_FiscalPeriod],
    01),
    "yyyy-mm-dd"
)

 

as format handles the "0" in the if condition 



let me know if this works for you.

 

if it doesn't kindly provide sample inputs / specify data types.

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Kind Regards,
Avinash

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