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Hi all 🙂
I am using SAMEPERIODLASTYEAR to determine the number of tickets created to help forecast for upcoming dates.
For example, Monday 12th September 2022 is a Public Holiday in Switzerland.
12th September 2021 was a Sunday, and as it fell on a weekend the number of tickets would be drasitcally different anyway.
So I'm looking to compare to Monday 13th September 2021.
How can I adjust my measure for SAMEPERIODLASTYEAR to add an extra day?
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Hi @Anonymous ,
Try below:
Hi @Anonymous ,
Please find below the Solution to your question.
Hi @keshavagrawal27
Thanks for the quick response!
I copied it exactly and Power BI didn't like it...
"Too many arguments were passed to the SAMEPERIODLASTYEAR function. The maximum argument count for the function is 1."
Hi @Anonymous ,
Try below:
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