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Stuk
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Help 3 questions/problems

Hello everyone ! 
- my calendar don't work anymore "calendrier = CALENDAR(01/01/2015;
TODAY())"
- when he will works how can i use it to filter a graphics to the 14 last days
- Do you have any good docs for dax language because i want to create column with the datas of others column of my database 

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Datatouille
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Solution Sage

Hi @Stuk

 

1) Calendrier = CALENDAR( "01/01/2015" , TODAY() ) works. You need the ""

Calendrier = CALENDAR( DATE(2015;1;1) , TODAY() ) also works !

 

2) Supposing you retrieve the last 14 days in a separate table called Last14days: 

Last14days = CALCULATETABLE( Calendrier ,  DATESINPERIOD( Calendrier[Date] ,TODAY() ,-14 , DAY) ) works fine.

 

You can then use :

- this brand new table Last14days as a filter in a measure with a calculate : SalesofLast14Days = Calculate ( [Total Sales] , Last14Days )

- or the date column of Last14days table as an X axis in your chart(s).

 

You can adjust the parameters of DatesInPeriod() whether you want to start from today() or today()-1 !

 

3) Please refer to my reply to this post for DAX resources.

 

Hope It helps you 🙂 Feel free to ask if you have any questions!

 

Tristan

Data & BI consultant at AZEO

 

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Datatouille
Solution Sage
Solution Sage

Hi @Stuk

 

1) Calendrier = CALENDAR( "01/01/2015" , TODAY() ) works. You need the ""

Calendrier = CALENDAR( DATE(2015;1;1) , TODAY() ) also works !

 

2) Supposing you retrieve the last 14 days in a separate table called Last14days: 

Last14days = CALCULATETABLE( Calendrier ,  DATESINPERIOD( Calendrier[Date] ,TODAY() ,-14 , DAY) ) works fine.

 

You can then use :

- this brand new table Last14days as a filter in a measure with a calculate : SalesofLast14Days = Calculate ( [Total Sales] , Last14Days )

- or the date column of Last14days table as an X axis in your chart(s).

 

You can adjust the parameters of DatesInPeriod() whether you want to start from today() or today()-1 !

 

3) Please refer to my reply to this post for DAX resources.

 

Hope It helps you 🙂 Feel free to ask if you have any questions!

 

Tristan

Data & BI consultant at AZEO

 

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