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Hi,
I need to show the last 13 months on a monthly report as Feb 2021 to Feb 2022, March 2021 to March 2022 and so on. I would like to keep using date hierarchy because the chart looks neat this way. However, If I select Year 2021 it's started from January, not March. If I unselect January it is gone from both years. Is there any additional filtering option?
Thank you.
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Hi @KK22 , Would using a relative date filter using your date key work. Set it to is in the last 13 months/calendar months?
Thank you davenhus, I followed your advice and it worked.
Fairly easy by means of time intelligence func as they invoke ALL() implicitly for evaluation.
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Thank you CNENFRNL for the responce and pointing toward the functions; however it could have been realy useful if the finction name was mentioned.
Hi @KK22 , Would using a relative date filter using your date key work. Set it to is in the last 13 months/calendar months?
Thank you davenhus, I followed your advice and it worked.
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