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Hi I am new in this world and are already several days that I don't found a solution to my problem that is
I have a column of date from Nov2018 today and what I would like to reach as result is that in a range of date, like 1Nov2018 to 31Oct19 I have a label like FY19 and so on for the other FY years Found complex solutions, but I need a very simple formula
Have you some suggestion
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Hi,
you can use group option where you can create groups based on the range.
you can create a new column
Fiscalyear = if(month('Table'[Date])>10,year('Table'[Date])+1,year('Table'[Date]))
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you can create a new column
Fiscalyear = if(month('Table'[Date])>10,year('Table'[Date])+1,year('Table'[Date]))
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Hi Great Job ! Replicated and it done what I need
Thank !
Hi,
you can use group option where you can create groups based on the range.
Need to test and mainly learn how to use but has sense.
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