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I have a coworker that created a date field in a dashboard (see below). Based on today's date the field would read 2021-6. My concern is how will this field appear once we reach January 2022. How do I change this dax formula so that when we are in January 2022 the field shows December 2021?
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Hello @Anonymous,
You're right, the code for your month Display wouldn't return the correct result for January 2022.
You can create a measure with this code :
VAR _LastMonth = EOMONTH( TODAY(), -1)
VAR _Formatted = FORMAT( _LastMonth, "YYYY-MM")
RETURN _Formatted
Example :
If today's date is 2022-01-06,
The first variable will return 2021-12-31
The second variable will format the result to show 2021-12
You can also change the format to "MMM YYYY" if you want.
This worked! Thank you for your help!
Hello @Anonymous,
You're right, the code for your month Display wouldn't return the correct result for January 2022.
You can create a measure with this code :
VAR _LastMonth = EOMONTH( TODAY(), -1)
VAR _Formatted = FORMAT( _LastMonth, "YYYY-MM")
RETURN _Formatted
Example :
If today's date is 2022-01-06,
The first variable will return 2021-12-31
The second variable will format the result to show 2021-12
You can also change the format to "MMM YYYY" if you want.
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