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Hi!
I'm working with seasonal periods, Starting the first of july. I need to dynamically return the first day of the current season, i.e first of july 2019. However when I use FIRSTDATE combined with DATESYTD, apparently returns the first dates of every single season on the calendar. Any sugestions?
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Hi @RMM2C
It seems your "season" is from 7/1 to 6/30 next year, like 2019/7/1~2020/6/30,
You want this formula to return 2019/7/1, not 2019/1/1,
If i understand you correctly, you can create a measure
Measure 2 =
CALCULATE(COUNT('Table'[count]),FILTER('Table','Table'[date]=CALCULATE(FIRSTDATE(DATESYTD('date'[Date],"30-06")),YEAR('date'[Date])=YEAR(TODAY()))))
Hi @RMM2C
It seems your "season" is from 7/1 to 6/30 next year, like 2019/7/1~2020/6/30,
You want this formula to return 2019/7/1, not 2019/1/1,
If i understand you correctly, you can create a measure
Measure 2 =
CALCULATE(COUNT('Table'[count]),FILTER('Table','Table'[date]=CALCULATE(FIRSTDATE(DATESYTD('date'[Date],"30-06")),YEAR('date'[Date])=YEAR(TODAY()))))
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