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Hello Experts,
I have a date field. I want to display data dynamically so that whenever User selects particular date, data should be filtered accordingly.
I created a Date parameter (transform data-> New Parameter) with some Values and joined (Many to One) with the actual table.
Now I am trying to create a calculation
Flag Current Month=YEAR(Table[Date]) = YEAR(Paramter table[Date])
Here I'm unable to select the Parmater Date as they are not populating.
Am i missing something or is there any other way to create the flags CM, PM, CY, PY etc.
Thanks in advance
@Kumar_0606 You need to create calculated fields to flag the current month, previous month, current year, and previous year based on the selected date parameter.
FlagCurrentMonth =
IF(
YEAR(Table[Date]) = YEAR(SELECTEDVALUE(ParameterTable[Date])) &&
MONTH(Table[Date]) = MONTH(SELECTEDVALUE(ParameterTable[Date])),
1,
0
)
FlagPreviousMonth =
IF(
YEAR(Table[Date]) = YEAR(SELECTEDVALUE(ParameterTable[Date])) &&
MONTH(Table[Date]) = MONTH(SELECTEDVALUE(ParameterTable[Date])) - 1,
1,
0
)
FlagCurrentYear =
IF(
YEAR(Table[Date]) = YEAR(SELECTEDVALUE(ParameterTable[Date])),
1,
0
)
FlagPreviousYear =
IF(
YEAR(Table[Date]) = YEAR(SELECTEDVALUE(ParameterTable[Date])) - 1,
1,
0
)
Make sure that your parameter table is properly linked to your main table. The SELECTEDVALUE function is used to get the value of the parameter selected by the user.
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Hello Gautam,
Thanks for the reply.
I created Current Month flag as you suggested and created a column like
Amount CM= IF ([Flag Current Month]=1 && Table[Version]="New", [Amount]))
When i pulled this to the table, getting Blank value.
Hi @Kumar_0606,
Thank you for reaching out to Microsoft Fabric Community.
Thank you @bhanu_gautam for the prompt response.
To filter data dynamically based on a selected date, please follow these steps:
This creates a date table that is not joined to your main data table. Do not create any relationships. Now add this ParameterDate[Date] column to a slicer on the report, so that to select a date.
Amount CM = VAR SelectedDate = SELECTEDVALUE(ParameterDate[Date])
RETURN
CALCULATE(
SUM('Table'[Amount]),
'Table'[Version] = "New",
YEAR('Table'[Date]) = YEAR(SelectedDate),
MONTH('Table'[Date]) = MONTH(SelectedDate)
)
This measure will return the total amount for the current month based on the selected date in the slicer.
Do not use calculated columns or Power Query parameters directly in DAX, because they are static and will not respond to slicer selections, so dynamic filtering will not work.
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Thanks and regards,
Anjan Kumar Chippa
Hello Anjan Kumar,
Thanks for the reply.
I created the ParameterDate table and the Measure Amount CM as you suggested.
When I change the ParamterDate in the slicer the table values are not changing accordingly.
Secondly how can i display ParamterDate like Jan 2025, Feb 2025. Mar 2025 etc in the slicer.
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