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Dear Power Bi Gurus,
I have set up my model to count Month To Date values for this Year and Last Year as shown at the picture.
This is possible by manually selecting on a "Date Hierarchy" slicer. My results are correct this way.
However, as this will be a daily automated report, I would like to always have Yesterday Date as my most recent date on my Month to Date calculations.
This way my report will always reflect the "Start of Month - Yesterday" time period.
Could you please help me on how to automatically have yesterday as my last date?
Thank you in advance.
Solved! Go to Solution.
Dear @airportGR ,
I enriched the sample data as follows.
The following formula should do it for the last year.
if you want to have it for two years ago please change the "YEAR(TODAY())-1" to "YEAR(TODAY())-2".
Did I solve your requests? Please mark my post as solution.
Appreciate your Kudos.
Best regards
Mikelytics
Dear @Mikelytics
Solution 1 works perfectly fine without any selection needed on the slicer
Solution 2 in order to work the slicer has to be selected (specific date ie 16/1/2021)
I am moving forward with Solution 1 (many thanks!)
Could you please advise on how to have the same MTD results for -1 and -2 years back (following Solution 1)
Thank you very much
Dear @airportGR ,
I enriched the sample data as follows.
The following formula should do it for the last year.
if you want to have it for two years ago please change the "YEAR(TODAY())-1" to "YEAR(TODAY())-2".
Did I solve your requests? Please mark my post as solution.
Appreciate your Kudos.
Best regards
Mikelytics
Dear @Mikelytics following your Solution 1 and adding the extra code for Last Year (-1) and (-2) solved my problem.
Thank you very much, I hope that this thread will help others too.
Hi @airportGR ,
did you try to solve this by putting the filter in the measure? I have two possible solutions based on the following sample data.
(in Power BI I deleted the first row from the sample data)
Solution 1: if you want to use it in a KPI visual
Solution 2: if you want to use it in a table or similar:
Hope this helps.
Best regards
Mikelytics
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