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Hi Paul, maybe you can do
Date2 = CALENDAR(Date(2000,01,01),date(2021,12,31))
and use that for 2021.
I am referring the Date in Date Dimension you have created using Calendar or Calendarauto
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@Paulyeo11 I mean the (Date) is the dim table name and other field based on your data structure.
The error because those fields were not part of your data hence you need to repalce your actual data field names to get the result
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Hi Vijay
Are your ref to this Date :-
Or this Date :-
Instead of using calendar , you can use Caledarauto function which takes care of the dates automatically
I think you have separate Target and I assume [TARGET_] is a measure
then you can use filter formula CALCULATE([TARGET_],filter(all(dates),dates[year]=2021))
LEt me know whether that works
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Hi Vijay
I try using your expression , i get error :-
Hi Paul, maybe you can do
Date2 = CALENDAR(Date(2000,01,01),date(2021,12,31))
and use that for 2021.
Thank you Lilly
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