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Hi All
I'm hoping someone can help - I've tried a few variations of things I have found online, but I ahven't been able to adapt it. And I think it needs to be done in Power Query if it can be done
Our company has a Fiscal Year calendar that starts on the Sunday after Thanksgiving as Day 1 of the Fiscal Year (December) and the following Saturday after Thanksgiving as Day 365 (or Day 366) as the last day of the fiscal year (November) - so the Fiscal Year start and end are moving targets each year. Also, the Fiscal Months follow a pattern or 5 weeks (Dec), 4 weeks (Jan), 4 weeks (Feb), 5 weeks (March), 4 weeks, (April), 4 weeks (May), and down the line (5,4,4 - 5,4,4 - 5,4,4 - 5,4,4)
Any suggestions on how this can be accomplished?
Thanks in advance for any help
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@pettat You might be able to adapt this:
https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Quick-Measures-Gallery/DAX-Custom-445-Calendar/m-p/1388582#M627
@pettat You might be able to adapt this:
https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Quick-Measures-Gallery/DAX-Custom-445-Calendar/m-p/1388582#M627
Thank you - I'll take a look at this and give it a try
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