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Hello,
Anyone assist please,
I have created a Date Table and Marked it as a Date Table using CALENDARAUTO as screened below
Calendarauto =
VAR MinYr = YEAR(MIN(FactTablefile[Quarter_startdate]))
VAR MaxYr = YEAR(MAX(FactTablefile[Quarter_startdate]))
Return
FILTER(
CALENDARAUTO(9),
MinYr &&
MaxYr
)
Unfortunately, the date table generated picked only one year (Oct 2021 - Sept 2022) from the fact table while the referenced date column (Quarter start date) from fact table having dates starting from January 2020.
Solved! Go to Solution.
@tmhalila , My advice would be to try like
Calendar
VAR MinYr = YEAR(MIN(FactTablefile[Quarter_startdate]))
VAR MaxYr = YEAR(MAX(FactTablefile[Quarter_startdate]))
Return
calendar(date(MinYr,1,1), date(MaxYr,12,31))
@tmhalila , My advice would be to try like
Calendar
VAR MinYr = YEAR(MIN(FactTablefile[Quarter_startdate]))
VAR MaxYr = YEAR(MAX(FactTablefile[Quarter_startdate]))
Return
calendar(date(MinYr,1,1), date(MaxYr,12,31))
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