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carlbh
Helper I
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Set Calendar week in Relative filter to start on Monday and end Sunday

Folks,

hope someone can help or advise. I have just noticed an issue with my use of "Last 12 Calendar Weeks" as a relative filter in visuals. A new set of data now has occurences on Sundays and they are being attributed to the wrong weeks. i.e. PBI is treating a Calendar week as starting Sunday and ending on Saturday.  This wasnt obvious before when I created the report as there were little or no cases on Sundays. However I am no tracking additional material which does regualrly have Sunday activitiy.

I need to change it so that the Calendar week runs from Mon to Sunday.

Is this possible?

I have tried reviewing suggestions in the forum and cant find anything that resolves the issue.

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Greg_Deckler
Super User
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Yes, WEEKNUM supports these:

 

Return_type

Week begins on

System

1 or omitted

Sunday

1

2

Monday

1

11

Monday

1

12

Tuesday

1

13

Wednesday

1

14

Thursday

1

15

Friday

1

16

Saturday

1

17

Sunday

1

21

Monday

2



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Greg, many thanks for swift response. However I am not sure how Weeknum helps me.

I am looking to display a graph with the X axis as the start date of a given week.

The data displayed is the number of calls handled in that week, shown as the sum of the calls for each day in that week.

I then want to set the graph to only show the data for the last 26 calendar weeks, including weeks from previous years if the data overlaps year end.  How would I use Weeknum to achieve this?

The problem is that although the X axis shows the start date as a Monday (created using Start of Week function in Power Query), when I set the filter on the visual to a Relative filter of Last 26 Calendar weeks, it uses a week as starting on a Sunday not a Monday. As such the Sunday data shows in the wrong weeks.

 

Call Stats.png

Hi @carlbh ,

 

Create a column to combine year and week.

year_weeknum = var weeknum = WEEKNUM('Table 2'[Date],2)
var Y_W =  weeknum+YEAR('Table 2'[Date])*100
RETURN Y_W

Rank the year_weeknum.

week = RANKX('Table 2','Table 2'[year_weeknum],,ASC,Dense)

Create a measure to apply to the visual level filter.

Measure 2 = VAR MAX_WEEK = CALCULATE(MAX('Table 2'[week]),ALL('Table 2'))
RETURN IF(MAX('Table 2'[week])<MAX_WEEK&&MAX('Table 2'[week])>=MAX_WEEK-27,1,0)

test_last_26week_from_monday.PNG

Sample .pbix

 

Best Regards,
Liang
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