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I have created my date table dynamically using M and it spans 2 years back and 2 years forward.
I have a step in my query that creates a calculated column to identify all dates for the current fiscal year:
FYTD: if ([Calendar Date] > #date(2016, 3, 31) and [Calendar Date] < #date(2017, 4, 1)) then "FYTD" else null).
This is great, but I really don't want to set something up that is not on auto pilot. As a result, I have created 2 parameters, "CurrentFiscalStartDate" and "CurrentFiscalEndDate". (YAY!)
I was not able to find documentation on this but feel this should be fairly easy for all you experienced gurus.
I would like to pass these 2 parameters in the above FYTD statement instead of using the static #date(2016...) dates.
Can someone please help me on this ? I will definitely leave a solution point for you for those who come forward and try 🙂
Solved! Go to Solution.
@sdmikejr Click on Advaned Editor for the query for FYTD and pass parameter you've created as below. I think there shouldn't be any issue in passing date parameter as long as your parameter type is date.
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@sdmikejr Click on Advaned Editor for the query for FYTD and pass parameter you've created as below. I think there shouldn't be any issue in passing date parameter as long as your parameter type is date.
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Hi Ankit,
Your answer perfeclty works fine when we pass single value in a parameter.
I was trying to pass multiple values through parameter but getting an error. I tried 'in' instead of '=' but no luck. Could you help me how to pass mutilple values in a parameter please?
Thanks
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