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im new to Dax. here is my Dax formula.
I keep messing up and pressing alt enter, then enter incorrectly which deletes my columns... what is the proper syntax to return all 3 variables at the same time as 3 seperate columns? thanks
dates = var basetable = CALENDAR(DATE(2016,1,1),today()) var addyears = ADDCOLUMNS(basetable,"year",YEAR([Date])) var addmonths = ADDCOLUMNS( basetable, "monthid", FORMAT( [Date], "yyyymm"), "month", FORMAT( [Date], "mmm yy") ) return ??? (all 4 columns)
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Try this. It's a little advanced, and came from www.sqlbi.com Check out this article for the full explanation
Calendar = VAR BaseCalendar = CALENDAR ( DATE ( 2016, 1, 1 ), DATE ( YEAR( TODAY() ), 12, 31 ) ) RETURN GENERATE ( BaseCalendar, VAR BaseDate = [Date] VAR YearDate = YEAR ( BaseDate ) VAR MonthNumber = MONTH ( BaseDate ) VAR MonthName = FORMAT ( BaseDate, "mmmm" ) VAR YearMonthName = FORMAT ( BaseDate, "mmm yy" ) VAR YearMonthNumber = YearDate * 12 + MonthNumber – 1 RETURN ROW ( "Day", BaseDate, "Year", YearDate, "Month Number", MonthNumber, "Month", MonthName, "Year Month Number", YearMonthNumber, "Year Month", YearMonthName ) )
Hi @ilcaa72,
Is your code here just a demo? Just see from the code, we don't need to use this complex code. @Anonymous's solution is great. Besides, the three variables will return three table type values rather than three columns. If you post the desired result, maybe we can find out a better solution.
Best Regards,
Dale
Hi
Please help me I'm trying to return multplie values into one table column. My code is
OTPMeasure = var PercDiffEarlyOTP = CALCULATE(DIVIDE([Early OTP Selected Day],[Total OTP Selected Day],1) * 100 - (DIVIDE([Early OTP Past 30 Days],[Total OTP Past 30 Days],1)) *100)
var PercDiffLateOTP = CALCULATE(DIVIDE([Late OTP Selected Day],[Total OTP Selected Day],1) * 100 - (DIVIDE([Late OTP Past 30 Days],[Total OTP Past 30 Days],1)) *100)
var PercDiffOnTimeOTP = CALCULATE(DIVIDE([On Time OTP Selected Day],[Total OTP Selected Day],1) * 100 - (DIVIDE([On Time OTP Past 30 Days],[Total OTP Past 30 Days],1)) *100)
return PercDiffEarlyOTP ,PercDiffLateOTP ,PercDiffOnTimeOTP
Try this. It's a little advanced, and came from www.sqlbi.com Check out this article for the full explanation
Calendar = VAR BaseCalendar = CALENDAR ( DATE ( 2016, 1, 1 ), DATE ( YEAR( TODAY() ), 12, 31 ) ) RETURN GENERATE ( BaseCalendar, VAR BaseDate = [Date] VAR YearDate = YEAR ( BaseDate ) VAR MonthNumber = MONTH ( BaseDate ) VAR MonthName = FORMAT ( BaseDate, "mmmm" ) VAR YearMonthName = FORMAT ( BaseDate, "mmm yy" ) VAR YearMonthNumber = YearDate * 12 + MonthNumber – 1 RETURN ROW ( "Day", BaseDate, "Year", YearDate, "Month Number", MonthNumber, "Month", MonthName, "Year Month Number", YearMonthNumber, "Year Month", YearMonthName ) )
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