How to filter data - current week and next 5 weeks (including weeks in next year)

[Anonymous]

Hi, 

I was using this formula below to filter on current week and next 5 weeks but since the coming weeks are in 2023, this formula it's not working properly.. 

Any help? 

Formula I'm using : 

Date_Filter =

VAR next =

    TODAY () + 7

VAR yn =

    YEAR ( next )

VAR yt =

    YEAR ( TODAY () )

VAR weeknumt =

    WEEKNUM ( TODAY () )

VAR weeknun =

    WEEKNUM ( next )

VAR wek =

    WEEKNUM ( Dim_Calendar[Calendar Date] )

RETURN

    IF (

            yn = YEAR ( Dim_Calendar[Calendar Date] )

                && weeknun = wek ||

            yt = YEAR ( Dim_Calendar[Calendar Date] )

                && weeknumt = wek ||

            yt = YEAR ( Dim_Calendar[Calendar Date] )

                && WEEKNUM(TODAY() +14) = wek ||

            yt = YEAR ( Dim_Calendar[Calendar Date] )

                && WEEKNUM(TODAY() + 21) = wek ||

            yt = YEAR ( Dim_Calendar[Calendar Date] )

                && WEEKNUM(TODAY() +28)  = wek||

            yt = YEAR ( Dim_Calendar[Calendar Date] )

                && WEEKNUM(TODAY() +35)  = wek||

            yt = YEAR ( Dim_Calendar[Calendar Date] )

                && WEEKNUM(TODAY() +42)  = wek ,

        "current week & next weeks",

        BLANK ()

    )

[Anonymous]

Hi @Anonymous ,

If this is your expected output, try:

Date_Filter = 
VAR _weekday = WEEKDAY(TODAY(),2)
VAR _min_date = TODAY()-_weekday+1
VAR _max_date = _min_date+35
VAR _filter = IF('Dim_Calendar'[Calendar Date]>=_min_date&&'Dim_Calendar'[Calendar Date]<_max_date,"current week & next weeks")
RETURN
_filter

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[Anonymous · Accepted solution]

This solution works also ! 

Date_filter = VAR FIRST_DATE = SWITCH(WEEKDAY(TODAY(),2),

1,TODAY(),

2,TODAY()-1,

3,TODAY()-2,

4,TODAY()-3,

5,TODAY()-4,

6,TODAY()-5,

7,TODAY()-6

)

VAR LAST_DATE = FIRST_DATE + 42

RETURN

IF(Dim_Calendar[Calendar Date] >= FIRST_DATE && Dim_Calendar[Calendar Date] < LAST_DATE,"Y","N"

)

[Samarth_18]

Hi @Anonymous ,

Please confirm your Dim_Calendar  contains data for 2023?

[Anonymous]

Yes, sure! I have data for 2023 and more in my Dim_Calendar table.