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Hello Community,
For several days I have been dealing with a filter. I have a small calendar table, where I also have a column "Relative_cod" that goes from number 1 to 24, with 1 being the number of the most current month and 24 the oldest.
Now, I create a measure for my QTR (in Tableau) more or less like that (with the 24 months)
How could I achieve the same in Power bi? I have already created a measure and a table, pass my measure to the table
Thank you for your reply, but I still don't achieve the result I expect. Using DATEADD I only move the months but I do not bring the total accumulated of the quarter
QTR = SWITCH(TRUE(),[RELATIVE_CODE]<= 4, [MTH],
[RELATIVE_CODE] < 7, DATEADD(Period[DATE],-21,MONTH),
[RELATIVE_CODE]<10, DATEADD(Period[DATE],-18,MONTH),
<some value for "else">)
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