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Hiding Values for the Current quarter
Hi,
I have a matrix table with quarterly growth values. In that, I want to hide the growth value for the current quarter. Once the quarter is completed, the growth value should appear dynamically.
Quarter Index goes as follows;
Apr-Jun: Q1
Jul - Sept: Q2
Oct-Dec: Q3
Jan - Mar: Q4
Thanks!
Hi , user_dil
According to your description, you want to get the quarter by custom.
For your need , you can try to add a calculated column in your date table like this:
Column = var _year = YEAR([Date]) var _month = MONTH([Date]) return SWITCH(TRUE() , _month>=8 && _month<=10 , _year*100 +1, _month>=11 || _month=1 , _year*100 +2, _month>=2 && _month<=4 , (_year-1)*100 +3, _month>=5 && _month<=7 , (_year-1)*100 +4 )The result is as follows:
The "202301" means "2023-Q1" ; "202302" means "2023-Q2".
Thank you for your time and sharing, and thank you for your support and understanding of PowerBI!
Best Regards,
Aniya Zhang
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- Adescrit
Impactful Individual
Hi user_dil
You will need to create a calendar dimension table if you don't have one already.
In that calendar dimension table, create a Quarter Index column with this DAX:Quarter Index = DATEDIFF( TODAY(), [Date], QUARTER )Then on your matrix visual, add the quarter index column to the "Filters on this visual" section of the filter pane, and unselect Quarter Index "0", i.e. the current quarter.- v-yueyunzh-msft
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Hi , user_dil
According to your description, you want to get the quarter by custom.
For your need , you can try to add a calculated column in your date table like this:
Column = var _year = YEAR([Date]) var _month = MONTH([Date]) return SWITCH(TRUE() , _month>=8 && _month<=10 , _year*100 +1, _month>=11 || _month=1 , _year*100 +2, _month>=2 && _month<=4 , (_year-1)*100 +3, _month>=5 && _month<=7 , (_year-1)*100 +4 )The result is as follows:
The "202301" means "2023-Q1" ; "202302" means "2023-Q2".
Thank you for your time and sharing, and thank you for your support and understanding of PowerBI!
Best Regards,
Aniya Zhang
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly