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Hello!
I'm trying to create Month, Week, Day offset columns for time intelligence purposes. I've attached our fiscal 445 calendar. We are currently in FY26 and period 9 (2/2 is the start of the fiscal year) so it makes adjusting the time confusing.
Thanks in advance!
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Looks like great upgrade! We are running the July version so it is not available.
Hi @jsamstad,
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Thank you.
Thank you for helping Muhammad! I'm getting different results. I don't see anything populating for the Fiscal Day Offset, the Fiscal Month Offset is ahead by 1, and the Fiscal Week Offset is ahead by 7.
Hi @jsamstad,
Thank you @mh2587, for your insights.
Please refer to the documentation below for more details, as it may help resolve your issue:
Implement time-based calculations in Power BI - Power BI | Microsoft Learn
Thank you.
Looks like great upgrade! We are running the July version so it is not available.
Hi @jsamstad,
Checking in to see if your issue has been resolved. let us know if you still need any assistance.
Thank you.
Hi @jsamstad,
Just try updating the version and check if the issue is resolved if not please share sample pbix file and the error message you got.
Thank you.
Fiscal Day Offset = //Try these calculated columns for 445 fiscal calendar (4-4-5 pattern)
DATEDIFF(
CALCULATE(
MIN('Calendar'[Date]),
FILTER('Calendar', 'Calendar'[FiscalYearID] = EARLIER('Calendar'[FiscalYearID]) &&
'Calendar'[FiscalMonthNumber] = 1 &&
'Calendar'[FiscalWeekOfMonthNumber] = 1)
),
'Calendar'[Date],
DAY
)
--------------------------------------------------
Fiscal Week Offset =
'Calendar'[FiscalWeekOfYear] -
CALCULATE(
MIN('Calendar'[FiscalWeekOfYear]),
FILTER('Calendar', 'Calendar'[FiscalYearID] = EARLIER('Calendar'[FiscalYearID]))
)
---------------------------------------------------
Fiscal Month Offset =
'Calendar'[FiscalMonthNumber] -
CALCULATE(
MIN('Calendar'[FiscalMonthNumber]),
FILTER('Calendar', 'Calendar'[FiscalYearID] = EARLIER('Calendar'[FiscalYearID]))
)
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