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Anonymous
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BciCalendar month displayed

Hello All,

I'm using BciCalendar and the initial month displayed is the first month available in the table I'm using.

However I need that the month to be displayed initialy will be the latest not the first one.

 

For example, my data contains dates from December/17 to February/18

The month displayed initialy is December/17, however I want that initialy the month to be displayed must be FEBRUARY

How can I do it? 

 

I want to display FEBRUARYI want to display FEBRUARYThis is what I see nowThis is what I see now

 

 

 

 

 

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v-chuncz-msft
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@Anonymous,

 

You could add a slicer by creating a calculated column, and select 0 by default.

Column =
DATEDIFF ( Table1[Date], MAX ( Table1[Date] ), MONTH )
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Anonymous
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Hi Thanks for the advice, but this not what I need.

I need  be able to see all the monts in the rest of the graphs and into the BciCalendar in the first sight be the las month availabe, not the firts one as is showing now.

Thank you

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