Hi,
I trying to create a measure where for if the dates are financial year of 2018/2019, to state the name of month.
so where:
financial year = “2018/19”
Month= Name of the month, or else leave blank
So in the example below, the date 13 May 2018 , will have “May” in the month column, the other date will show as blank
@DL123 add new column with following DAX:
Month = IF( Table[Financial Yr] = "2018/19", FORMAT( Table[Date], "MMMM" ) )
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@DL123 add new column with following DAX:
Month = IF( Table[Financial Yr] = "2018/19", FORMAT( Table[Date], "MMMM" ) )
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Learn Power BI and Fabric - subscribe to our YT channel - Click here: @PowerBIHowTo
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