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Helper IPARALLELPERIOD vs DATEADD
The PARALLELPERIOD function is similar to the DATEADD function except that PARALLELPERIOD always returns full periods at the given granularity level instead of the partial periods that DATEADD returns. For example, if you have a selection of dates that starts at June 10 and finishes at June 21 of the same year, and you want to shift that selection forward by one month then the PARALLELPERIOD function will return all dates from the next month (July 1 to July 31); however, if DATEADD is used instead, then the result will include only dates from July 10 to July 21.
What should happen is that the PARALLELPERIOD function would return all dates from the next month (July 1 to July 31) but DATEADD should only July 1 to July 21.
Hello
Sorry raise the topic again, but I have a problem here, perhaps because of the month of February has fewer days than other months.
Being today 26 / March I want to compare sales from March 1 to March 26 with sales from February 1 to February 26
Apparently simple, but in applying the measurements I do not see the correct result.
The table shows me the sales from January 30 to February 22 using DATEADD
While using PARALLELPERIOD shows me the sales from 01 / Feb to 22 / Feb
The problem is that I have sales on the 25th and 26th of February that are not considered by the measures
Super UserHi,
Share some data and show the expected result.