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Hi @Savita_Mishra ,
I am bit unclear with exact output, if the expected output is below then you can follow provided steps:
Create a Table with below DAX expression:
CalendarData = CALENDAR(DATE(2021,1,1),DATE(2025,1,1))
Create a column “Quarter” with below DAX expression,
Quarter =
var result = SWITCH(CalendarData[Date].[QuarterNo],1,"Qtr 4",2,"Qtr 1",3,"Qtr 2",4,"Qtr 3")
return result
Create a Column “Month of Fiscal” with below DAX expression,
Month of Fiscal =
var NMonth = CalendarData[Date].[MonthNo]
var monthNo = IF(NMonth>=4 && NMonth <=12, NMonth-3,NMonth+9)
return SWITCH(monthNo,1,"April",2,"May",3,"June",4,"July",5,"August",6,"September",7,"October",8,"November",9,"December",10,"January",11,"February",12,"March")
Now use Matrix to display these columns as shown in below screenshot,
Let me know if your requirement is different from this.
Thanks!
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