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Hi All
Hi @admin11 ,
The DATESQTD function calculates based on the real quarter, for example, the fourth quarter is from October to December, not quite sure how you would return September to November sales, could you please explain more or provide a sample? It will helpful to solve your problem faster.
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ kalyj
Hello @admin11 ,
Try any of the formulas below:
CALCULATE(SUM(Sales[sales]), DATESBETWEEN('DATE'[Date],DATE(2021,10,01), Date(2021,12,31)))
CALCULATE(SUM(Sales[sales]), FILTER(Sales, Sales[Date] >= DATE(2021,10,01) && Sales[Date] <= Date(2020,12,31)))
@themistoklis I don't want hard code . As when 3 month later , this expression will auto compute Jan till March sales amount
Hello @admin11
Please use the following formula
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