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Jidnyasa2904
Helper I
Helper I

Dynamic Date Shifting for Line chart Comparison

Hello, 

I want to compare TY and LY sales based on events. 
But the event dates are off by some days, ( All events' dates off are not similar, - For event 1 TY and LY are off by 5 days, but for event 2 TY and LY dates are off by 7 days) 

So I am trying to add a date offset slider to fix the problem as I will snapshot individual events. 
Below is a picture. 

Test.png

So if I slide by 18 the Light blue Line should move forward with 18 dates and match the peak.


Any leads are appreciated.

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Jidnyasa2904
Helper I
Helper I

Hello Scott, 

 

Thank you for the above information, I have a limitation with this measure, my events do not have a fixed number on the day shift. 
So I used this method,

1. Created a measure table named Date Shift, 
with a columns

         Date Shift = GENERATESERIES(-30, 30, 1)

         Date Shift Value = SELECTEDVALUE('Date Shift'[Date Shift],0)


2. In the Date table, with the date column create another column 

Shifted Date = DATEADD('Date Table'[Date],'Date Shift'[Date Shift Value] -371,DAY)
3. In the DollarAmount Table, create Amount TY and Amount LY
Amount LY
= CALCULATE(Sum('DollarAmount'[Amount]), DATEADD('Date Table'[Date], 'Date Shift Table'[Date Shift Value] -371 , DAY))

4. Create Line Chart, 
Add Date as X-axis
Amount TY and Amount LY as Y-axis
Shifted Date from Date Table as Tooltips
5. Add a slicer with a slider and add the Date Shift column from the Date Shift Table as a Field.

Your Line Chart with the Date Shift is ready.
This may not be an ideal solution to the problem, but it worked for me .






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Jidnyasa2904
Helper I
Helper I

Hello Scott, 

 

Thank you for the above information, I have a limitation with this measure, my events do not have a fixed number on the day shift. 
So I used this method,

1. Created a measure table named Date Shift, 
with a columns

         Date Shift = GENERATESERIES(-30, 30, 1)

         Date Shift Value = SELECTEDVALUE('Date Shift'[Date Shift],0)


2. In the Date table, with the date column create another column 

Shifted Date = DATEADD('Date Table'[Date],'Date Shift'[Date Shift Value] -371,DAY)
3. In the DollarAmount Table, create Amount TY and Amount LY
Amount LY
= CALCULATE(Sum('DollarAmount'[Amount]), DATEADD('Date Table'[Date], 'Date Shift Table'[Date Shift Value] -371 , DAY))

4. Create Line Chart, 
Add Date as X-axis
Amount TY and Amount LY as Y-axis
Shifted Date from Date Table as Tooltips
5. Add a slicer with a slider and add the Date Shift column from the Date Shift Table as a Field.

Your Line Chart with the Date Shift is ready.
This may not be an ideal solution to the problem, but it worked for me .






Anonymous
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Hi @Jidnyasa2904 ,

 

You can try the following expression for date offset:

Measure = DATE(YEAR(max('Table'[Date1])),MONTH(max('Table'[Date1])),DAY(max('Table'[Date1])+Parameter[Parameter Value]))

vtianyichmsft_0-1717652866965.png

 

Hope it helps!

 

Best regards,
Community Support Team_ Scott Chang

 

If this post helps then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.

 

 

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