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Relative Date Slicer (Skipping Weekends)
Hi there,
I have a report with data that is only created on weekdays. I have no weekend data whatsoever.
I have a relative date slicer and when I set it to "last 1 day", I want it to show me the "last 1 weekday" instead, essentially skipping over weekends as if they don't exist.
So on a Monday, "last 1 day" would show me Friday. If I selected "last 2 days" on a Tuesday, it would show me both Monday and last Friday's data.
All the solutions I've looked at regarding this are focused on excluding weekend data. I don't have weekend data. I just want the slicer to skip over weekends and show me the "last x WEEKdays".
Many thanks in advance,
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I would create a flag on my data table that identified the last date. If your fact table does not have data at all on the weekends and thus you want to show the most recent weekday with data
Flag_Day_Prior = IF('Date_Table'[Date] = MAX(Fact_Table[Date]),1,0)
Add this field to your measure as a filter and set it = 1
Please mark this post as solution if it helps you. Appreciate Kudos.
Hi telesnate
The Relative Date slicer in Power BI does not support filtering to include only weekdays or weekends within the past X days.
This question has already been addressed previously.
Please refer to the following resources for more details:
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- andrewsommerSuper User
I would create a flag on my data table that identified the last date. If your fact table does not have data at all on the weekends and thus you want to show the most recent weekday with data
Flag_Day_Prior = IF('Date_Table'[Date] = MAX(Fact_Table[Date]),1,0)
Add this field to your measure as a filter and set it = 1
Please mark this post as solution if it helps you. Appreciate Kudos.
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