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jsamstad
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Month, Week, Day Offset Columns

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!

 

FY Calendar.png

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Looks like great upgrade! We are running the July version so it is not available.

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v-saisrao-msft
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Hi @jsamstad,

Checking in to see if your issue has been resolved. let us know if you still need any assistance.

 

Thank you.

jsamstad
Frequent Visitor

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.

 

FY Calendar Issue.png 

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.

mh2587
Super User
Super User

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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