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5 years ago
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Dynamic column name when selecting filter

Hi , I need help ,  whne i select filter on year then my column header name sholud be same as filter selection.   eg:I am creating volume measure calculated column  for curret year and previous ye...
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    Anonymous
    5 years ago

    Hi Rajendrabobade ,

     

    1.My sample data is this.

    DateSalescategory type

    1/1/20201A
    5/5/20202A
    3/3/20203A
    4/4/20206A
    6/6/20205A
    5/7/20194A
    4/6/20191A
    7/7/20192A
    1/1/20193A
    7/7/20186A
    5/5/20184A
    9/9/20188A
    7/7/20187A
    8/4/20177A
    7/7/20179A
    1/1/20179A
    5/5/20176A
    6/6/20171A
    1/1/20201B
    5/5/20205B
    3/3/20204B
    4/4/20207B
    6/6/20208B
    5/7/20199B
    4/6/20196B
    7/7/20195B
    1/1/20191B
    7/7/20182B
    5/5/20183B
    9/9/20186B
    7/7/20184B
    8/4/20171B
    7/7/20175B
    1/1/20174B
    5/5/20177B
    6/6/20171B

     

    2.Create a fiscal calendar, starting with May of each year.

    Calendar =
    ADDCOLUMNS (
        CALENDARAUTO ( 4 ),
        "Fiscal year",
            VAR fy =
                IF (
                    MONTH ( [Date] ) <= 4,
                    VALUE ( FORMAT ( [Date], "YY" ) ) - 1,
                    VALUE ( FORMAT ( [Date], "YY" ) )
                )
            RETURN
                CONCATENATE ( "FY ", fy )
    )

     

    3.Create a Fiscal year table by entering data.

     

    4.The relationships are as follows.

     

    5.Create a measure to filter the current year and the previous year.

    Measure = 
    VAR _year =
        SELECTEDVALUE ( 'Fiscal year'[FY] )
    RETURN
        CALCULATE (
            SUM ( 'Table'[Sales] ),
            FILTER (
                'Calendar',
                [Fiscal year] = _year
                    || [Fiscal year]
                        = "FY "
                            & RIGHT ( _year, 2 ) - 1
            )
        )
    v

     

    6.Put the measure into the Values of the matrix. The result is this.

     

     

    You can check more details from here.

     

    Best Regards,

    Stephen Tao

     

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