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baronraghu_3011
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CALCULATE THE START DATE

HI,

 

I want to find out which is the 60th working date from today. 

 

example if today is 23rd December 2022

the previous working day 60 days before could be 15th September .

So here i am trying to find how to get my date as 15th Septemebr

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negi007
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@baronraghu_3011 what i understand you want to go back 60 days from today excluding weekends. if this is what you want then you can create a below calc column in your main date table

 

 
 Workdays = IF(OR(WEEKDAY('Calendar'[Date])=1, WEEKDAY('Calendar'[Date])=7),0,1)
 Rank1 = RANKX(FILTER(FILTER('Calendar','Calendar'[Date]<TODAY()),'Calendar'[Workdays]=1),'Calendar'[Date])
negi007_0-1671804252685.png

you can now apply filters in your table.

 

you can refer to below link as well 

Solved: Add working days to a date - Microsoft Power BI Community




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AbbasG
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@baronraghu_3011  you can create a calculated column or a measure to deduct 60 days from your date column as below.

AbbasG_1-1671797853424.png

 

Can it be done in power query considering weekends as well as holiday

AlB
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Hi @baronraghu_3011 

Will you be considering bank holidays as well or only excluding Saurdays and Sundays? If the former, you need a list of the holidays

 

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