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Hi everyone,
I am here again with more doubts to solve, can anyone help me? jeje
My problem is the next one:
I have two slicers of different calendars tables and the first one I filtered about the last 30 days, but the second one I have to filter it about the last 30 days of the first one.
I mean, the first slicer (16/08/2021-14/09/2021) and the second one ( 17/07/2021-16/08/2021).
The first slicer was quite easy to did it:
But with the second slicer, I have no idea to do it automatic...
Kind regards,
att:JoanElGran ( the biggest one)
Solved! Go to Solution.
@JoanElGran1899 , as of now, you can not initialize the range slicer based on some function
You can create a column in your date table and use that
Date Type = SWITCH(TRUE(),'Date'[Date]<=TODAY() && 'Date'[Date] >= today() -30,"Last 30"
,'Date'[Date]<=TODAY()-31 && 'Date'[Date] >= today() -60,"Last to Last 30"
,"Other")
@JoanElGran1899 , as of now, you can not initialize the range slicer based on some function
You can create a column in your date table and use that
Date Type = SWITCH(TRUE(),'Date'[Date]<=TODAY() && 'Date'[Date] >= today() -30,"Last 30"
,'Date'[Date]<=TODAY()-31 && 'Date'[Date] >= today() -60,"Last to Last 30"
,"Other")