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I want to create a date table in which the date dimension always displays from the current day to six weeks in the future. Basically when I create the date table it would be something like this:
DateKey = CALENDAR(TODAY(), ???)
What would I have to put in the second argument to display six weeks in the future as the end date?
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Please refer to this blog post by Ruth.
You will love it. It's handy and I always use this.
Nevermind, I got it, it's pretty simple.
DateKey = CALENDAR(TODAY(), TODAY() + [number of days])
For some reason I thought that wasn't working before, but something must have been off with my syntax.
Please refer to this blog post by Ruth.
You will love it. It's handy and I always use this.
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