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Syndicate_Admin
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Good afternoon, I have a situation.

I need to form the initial balance, which responds to the final balance of "End Balance Date + 1 or next day skilled

example: the starting balance at 03-03, is to the final balance of 02-03

In this case to the table add an Initial Balance Date field, and use the formula "nextday", but it does not work, because to the date that corresponds to 26-02, it leaves it blank, since it does not find in this table the date 27.

Also use, Final Balance (date) +1, but also not, since what I intend, is that 26-02 corresponds to the next day of skill, but precisely that of the table, in this case 01-03.

It doesn't serve to filter by weekend, because I can have holidays or non-working, not just weekends.

Source table:

TablaSaldo Final

IdentificationIdcuentabancariadate Balance End number
73517202/03/2021 $ 39.843.865,7310003272284
7342421/3/2021 $ 20.604.309,1710003272284
73362226/2/2021 $ 41.442.774,3310003272284
73335225/2/2021 $ 32.222.477,2910003272284

Expected Result

Final Balance Table

IdentificationIdcuentabancariaDate Final balance Balance End numberDate Initial BalanceStarting Balance
73517202/03/2021 $ 39.843.865,73100032722843/3/2021 $ 39.843.865,73
7342421/3/2021 $ 20.604.309,171000327228402/03/2021 $ 20.604.309,17
73362226/2/2021 $ 41.442.774,33100032722841/3/2021 $ 41.442.774,33
73335225/2/2021 $ 32.222.477,291000327228426/2/2021 $ 32.222.477,29
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Anonymous
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Hi @Syndicate_Admin 

Please correct me if I wrongly understood your question.

As you said ,if the next day of final date is weekdays , then return the date of next day .If the next day of final date is weekend ,then return the date of next Monday .

I create a measure like this:

Start Date =

var _backday=WEEKDAY(SELECTEDVALUE('Saldo Final'[cuentabancariadate]),2)

return IF(_backday<5,SELECTEDVALUE('Saldo Final'[cuentabancariadate])+1,SELECTEDVALUE('Saldo Final'[cuentabancariadate])+3)

 

I mark [final date] with 1-7, 1 for Monday, 2 for Tuesday, and so on. So when date is less than 5, its next day is always a working day .Then you can +1 to the date, otherwise +3 .

The effect is as shown :

Ailsa-msft_0-1619686732887.png

 

Best Regards

Community Support Team _ Ailsa Tao

 

If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.

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Anonymous
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Hi @Syndicate_Admin 

Please correct me if I wrongly understood your question.

As you said ,if the next day of final date is weekdays , then return the date of next day .If the next day of final date is weekend ,then return the date of next Monday .

I create a measure like this:

Start Date =

var _backday=WEEKDAY(SELECTEDVALUE('Saldo Final'[cuentabancariadate]),2)

return IF(_backday<5,SELECTEDVALUE('Saldo Final'[cuentabancariadate])+1,SELECTEDVALUE('Saldo Final'[cuentabancariadate])+3)

 

I mark [final date] with 1-7, 1 for Monday, 2 for Tuesday, and so on. So when date is less than 5, its next day is always a working day .Then you can +1 to the date, otherwise +3 .

The effect is as shown :

Ailsa-msft_0-1619686732887.png

 

Best Regards

Community Support Team _ Ailsa Tao

 

If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.

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