weekly date breakdown.

[Anonymous]

[v-shex-msft]

HI @Anonymous,

You can try to create a calculated column with following formulas to show the current week ranges that include year start/end checkings:

Weekbreakdown =
VAR sWeek =
    [Date] - WEEKDAY ( [Date], 1 ) + 1
RETURN
    IF (
        WEEKNUM ( [Date], 1 ) <> 1
            && WEEKNUM ( [Date], 1 ) <> WEEKNUM ( DATE ( YEAR ( [Date] ), 12, 31 ), 1 ),
        sWeek & "-" & sWeek + 6,
        IF (
            WEEKNUM ( [Date], 1 ) = 1,
            DATE ( YEAR ( [Date] ), 1, 1 ) & "-" & sWeek + 6,
            sWeek & "-"
                & DATE ( YEAR ( [Date] ), 12, 31 )
        )
    )

Regards,

Xiaoxin Sheng

[Anonymous]

This is the DAX i used for week break down but its Blank. 

Week Date Range =

VAR StartDate = MIN('Date'[Date])

VAR EndDate = TODAY()

VAR Weeks = WEEKNUM(EndDate) - WEEKNUM(StartDate) + 1

RETURN

GENERATESERIES(

    StartDate - WEEKDAY(StartDate, 2) + 1,

    StartDate -WEEKDAY(StartDate, 2) + (Weeks * 7),

    7

)

[Anonymous]

I also tried this DAX

Wek Breakdown =

    FORMAT(DATEADD('Date'[Date], -WEEKDAY('Date'[Date], 1), DAY), "MM/dd")

    & " - " &

    FORMAT(DATEADD('Date'[Date], 7 - WEEKDAY('Date'[Date], 1), DAY), "MM/dd"). 

This sorts of gives me what i want but it is not including today's date.
If i try to include this week 04/01 -today's date, it shows me 12/29

[vicky_]

If you have a date calendar, then you can just drag both fields over to a table and it should show the dates between. Depending on the type of visual you are using (e.g. matrix), there may be an option to show the +/- buttons under formatting.

[Anonymous]

This is exactly what i want to see. But what DAX did you use for the WeekDateRange.