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Hi @Josearce
Create three calculated columns as below
year = YEAR([date])
weeknum = WEEKNUM([date],2)
date custom =
CONCATENATE (
CONCATENATE (
FORMAT (
CALCULATE (
MIN ( [date] ),
ALLEXCEPT ( Sheet8, Sheet8[year], Sheet8[weeknum] )
),
"m/dd"
),
"-"
),
FORMAT (
CALCULATE (
MAX ( [date] ),
ALLEXCEPT ( Sheet8, Sheet8[year], Sheet8[weeknum] )
),
"m/dd"
)
)
Best Reagrds
Maggie
Hi @Josearce
Create three calculated columns as below
year = YEAR([date])
weeknum = WEEKNUM([date],2)
date custom =
CONCATENATE (
CONCATENATE (
FORMAT (
CALCULATE (
MIN ( [date] ),
ALLEXCEPT ( Sheet8, Sheet8[year], Sheet8[weeknum] )
),
"m/dd"
),
"-"
),
FORMAT (
CALCULATE (
MAX ( [date] ),
ALLEXCEPT ( Sheet8, Sheet8[year], Sheet8[weeknum] )
),
"m/dd"
)
)
Best Reagrds
Maggie
Thanks Maggie...I did something with the formula to present it more organized:
Weekfromto =
VAR Desde = format(Calculate(min('Calendar Table'[Date]),ALLEXCEPT('Calendar Table','Calendar Table'[Year],'Calendar Table'[Week#])),"mmm-dd-yy")
VAR Hasta = format(Calculate(max('Calendar Table'[Date]),ALLEXCEPT('Calendar Table','Calendar Table'[Year],'Calendar Table'[Week#])),"mmm-dd-yy")
RETURN
Desde &" - "& Hasta
Desde means From and Hasta means Through
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