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The issue I was trying to resolve was how can I have a date filter that defualts to today while giving users the option to select other dates.
I came up with a solution by adding a text column to my date table that returned "Today" for TODAY() and a text number of the day of month if not: Day/Today = IF('Date'[Date] = TODAY (), "Today", DAY('Date'[Date]) &"")
I nested that inside the year and month, and then selected "today" so that it defualts there. This then gives users the option to select another day while keeping the default view to today.
The issue that I'm running into is that when the new month starts the Today selection is somehow still stuck inside the prior month, even though it no longer exists there.
The circled red should have been selected, instead there is a non-existant Today under April.
See PBIX File
Hi @michaelu1 ,
Problem which I understood is you want to limit your date till today so you can insert the new step in the Power Query editor as below :
Table.SelectRows(Datetablename, each [Datecolumnname] <= Date.From(DateTime.LocalNow()))
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I don't see how this is relevent.
I'm trying to allow end users the option to select any date, while also defaulting the filter to today.
The reason that there are multiple Todays is because each month will have a day which is the same as todays (e.g. 05/05/2023 and 05/04/2023 will both show as today becase the dd part of dd/mm/yyyy is the same)
If you need to default to today's date, then you can consider using a relative date filter.
I don't beleive that is correct, look at the DAX, "today" only shows up once on the column. And, if you look at the screenshot you'll see that the April "Today" doesn't show up at the same day, it shows up at the end, and this only happens at months end..
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