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Hello,
I have the following table showing the sum of costs for yyyy-mm:
I'd like to display this in a basic bar chart, but dynamically show the trainling 12-months from the current month.
Thanks,
Frank
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I'm not sure if there's a way to dynamically alter the start/end points of a visual like that, but you could use some logic to get the same result with a filter - if you use the correct combination of dateadd/eomonth/today, you should be able to define each record as being in the previous twelve months or not, then use it as a visual level filter
edit - I've completely forgotten that there's relative date filtering as an out of the box option, try dropping your date field into that as a visual level filter and seeing if previous 12 calendar months will get you what you want?
Use a relative date filter or same option is also available visual level filter
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/visuals/desktop-slicer-filter-date-range
I'm not sure if there's a way to dynamically alter the start/end points of a visual like that, but you could use some logic to get the same result with a filter - if you use the correct combination of dateadd/eomonth/today, you should be able to define each record as being in the previous twelve months or not, then use it as a visual level filter
edit - I've completely forgotten that there's relative date filtering as an out of the box option, try dropping your date field into that as a visual level filter and seeing if previous 12 calendar months will get you what you want?
I added the date field to the visual filter and used the relative date filter.
Thanks for you help!