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Anonymous
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Creating a Button to Switch between Custom time Intelligence

Hello All,

I have a report that I need to switch between fortnight, month to date and 6month period to date(season). These time periods are based on a 445 calendar and are custom periods.

 

My Question is - can you have a button to switch between these time periods rather than create measures for each of them. Below are some of my measures:

 


Fortnight:

FTD Sales Budget = CALCULATE([StaffedStoreBudget],FILTER(ALL(BBCalendar),BBCalendar[Fortnight]=MAX(BBCalendar[Fortnight])))
 
Month:
IF(
HASONEVALUE(BBCalendar[FISCALCALENDARYEAR])
&& HASONEVALUE(BBCalendar[MonthName]),
CALCULATE(
'.Measures'[StaffedStoreBudget],
FILTER(
ALL(BBCalendar),
[FISCALCALENDARYEAR] = VALUES(BBCalendar[FISCALCALENDARYEAR])
&& BBCalendar[MonthName] = VALUES(BBCalendar[MonthName])
&& BBCalendar[Date]<=MAX(BBCalendar[Date])
)
),
BLANK())
 
Season
IF(
HASONEVALUE(BBCalendar[FISCALCALENDARYEAR])
&& HASONEVALUE(BBCalendar[MonthName]),
CALCULATE(
'.Measures'[StaffedStoreBudget],
FILTER(
ALL(BBCalendar),
[FISCALCALENDARYEAR] = VALUES(BBCalendar[FISCALCALENDARYEAR])
&& BBCalendar[MonthName] = VALUES(BBCalendar[MonthName])
&& BBCalendar[Date]<=MAX(BBCalendar[Date])
)
),
BLANK())
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v-luwang-msft
Community Support
Community Support

Hi @Anonymous ,

Have you test create a slicer table:

Slicer

Fortnight

Month

Season

vluwangmsft_0-1639993305310.png

Then use the below measure:

FTD Sales Budget =
IF (
    SELECTEDVALUE ( Slicer[slicer] ) = "Fortnight",
    CALCULATE (
        [StaffedStoreBudget],
        FILTER (
            ALL ( BBCalendar ),
            BBCalendar[Fortnight] = MAX ( BBCalendar[Fortnight] )
        )
    ),
    IF (
        SELECTEDVALUE ( Slicer[slicer] ) = "Month",
        IF (
            HASONEVALUE ( BBCalendar[FISCALCALENDARYEAR] )
                && HASONEVALUE ( BBCalendar[MonthName] ),
            CALCULATE (
                '.Measures'[StaffedStoreBudget],
                FILTER (
                    ALL ( BBCalendar ),
                    [FISCALCALENDARYEAR] = VALUES ( BBCalendar[FISCALCALENDARYEAR] )
                        && BBCalendar[MonthName] = VALUES ( BBCalendar[MonthName] )
                        && BBCalendar[Date] <= MAX ( BBCalendar[Date] )
                )
            ),
            BLANK ()
        ),
        IF (
            SELECTEDVALUE ( Slicer[slicer] ) = "Season",
            IF (
                HASONEVALUE ( BBCalendar[FISCALCALENDARYEAR] )
                    && HASONEVALUE ( BBCalendar[MonthName] ),
                CALCULATE (
                    '.Measures'[StaffedStoreBudget],
                    FILTER (
                        ALL ( BBCalendar ),
                        [FISCALCALENDARYEAR] = VALUES ( BBCalendar[FISCALCALENDARYEAR] )
                            && BBCalendar[MonthName] = VALUES ( BBCalendar[MonthName] )
                            && BBCalendar[Date] <= MAX ( BBCalendar[Date] )
                    )
                ),
                BLANK ()
            ),
            BLANK ()
        )
    )
)

 

 

Best Regards

Lucien

 

Anonymous
Not applicable

Thanks Lucien,

 

But i need it to just be the time because I will have multiple values to change that sit in different table.

Budget - Sits in a budget Table

Sales - Sits in a Sales Table (different to the above)

etc.

 

So the idea would be I click MTD and it changes the value for sales and budget to the month to date.

Anonymous
Not applicable

This is exactly what i was after - just didnt know what it was called.

 

Thank you!

amitchandak
Super User
Super User

Anonymous
Not applicable

following on from this.

Is there a way I can use the filter part of my calculate measure, as the slicer? This is what i have so far, trying to piece together different tutorials. the tutorial i was following creates a table that you can then use as the slicer:

TimePeriod Selection =
VAR TodayDate = MAX(SDAUSales[Date])
VAR SeasonToDate =
FILTER(
ALL(BBCalendar),
BBCalendar[FISCALCALENDARYEAR] = VALUES(BBCalendar[FISCALCALENDARYEAR])
&& BBCalendar[SeasonName] = VALUES(BBCalendar[SeasonName])
&& BBCalendar[Date]<=MAX(BBCalendar[Date])
)
VAR MonthToDate =
FILTER(
ALL(BBCalendar),
BBCalendar[FISCALCALENDARYEAR] = VALUES(BBCalendar[FISCALCALENDARYEAR])
&& BBCalendar[MonthName] = VALUES(BBCalendar[MonthName])
&& BBCalendar[Date]<=MAX(BBCalendar[Date])
)
VAR Result =
UNION(
ADDCOLUMNS(
CALENDAR(MonthToDate, TodayDate),
"Selection","MTD"
),
ADDCOLUMNS(
CALENDAR(SeasonToDate, TodayDate),
"Selection","STD"
)
)
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