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Prior Rolling 12 Months Filtering
Hi, I want to filter my data on the last 12 months period. For instance right now if I select year as 2022 and month as Feb, I want the data to be filtered on the last 12 months such as from Feb 2021 till Feb 2022. I've been trying a lot of solutions but nothing worked out unfortunately. Would appreciate if anyone can help in this.
Hi, hkhan
If you mean to filter the data of your table, you can try visual filter pane.
You can create a seperate calendar table and add measures as below:
Slicerdate = MAX('Calendar'[Date])TableDate = MAX('Table'[Date])diff = DATEDIFF([TableDate],[Slicerdate],MONTH)visual filter measure = IF ( ISFILTERED ( 'Calendar'[Date].[Month] ), IF ( [diff] >= 0 && [diff] < 12, 1, 0 ), 1 )Then apply the measure 'Visual filter' to 'Filters on this visual'.
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Community Support Team _ Eason
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- VahidDMSuper User
Hi hkhan
You can use SAMEPERIODLASTYEAR DAX function.
Prior rolling 12 months = CALCULATE([yourmeasure], SAMEPERIODLASTYEAR( Table[Date]))
or using this filter:
DATESINPERIOD(dDate[Date],MAX(dDate[Date]),-1,YEAR)
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LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/vahid-dm/ - hkhanNew Member
amitchandak any thoughts on this! I can share my pbix file to explain what I'm trying to acheive
- v-easonf-msftCommunity Support
Hi, hkhan
If you mean to filter the data of your table, you can try visual filter pane.
You can create a seperate calendar table and add measures as below:
Slicerdate = MAX('Calendar'[Date])TableDate = MAX('Table'[Date])diff = DATEDIFF([TableDate],[Slicerdate],MONTH)visual filter measure = IF ( ISFILTERED ( 'Calendar'[Date].[Month] ), IF ( [diff] >= 0 && [diff] < 12, 1, 0 ), 1 )Then apply the measure 'Visual filter' to 'Filters on this visual'.
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Eason
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.