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Qtr Year = [Fiscal Qtr] & " " & MID([Fiscal Year],3,99)
Maximum number of characters to return. It doesn't matter if it is greater than the length of the rest of the word. Given your fixed length, it could just as easily be replaced by any number from five (5) or greater. AAMOF, I will change it to five now.
Your question implies a lack of knowledge as to how functions are used to create formulas. For the MID function in particular, I suggest you do an internet search for the MID function (in the DAX language, as used here). For the creation of formulas from functions, and the use of functions as a component of a formula, I'm afraid I don't have a good resource to recommend. Maybe someone else does.
ant to know what it is doing in this formula please ?
Your question implies a lack of knowledge as to how functions are used to create formulas. For the MID function in particular, I suggest you do an internet search for the MID function (in the DAX language, as used here). For the creation of formulas from functions, and the use of functions as a component of a formula, I'm afraid I don't have a good resource to recommend. Maybe someone else does.
Thank you
and the mid ?
What about MID don't you understand?
This is great thank you. For a bit of contect I can tell the 3 says start from 3 values in eg the first 1 in 2016/17 but what does the 99 referenmce please ?
Maximum number of characters to return. It doesn't matter if it is greater than the length of the rest of the word. Given your fixed length, it could just as easily be replaced by any number from five (5) or greater. AAMOF, I will change it to five now.
Qtr Year = [Fiscal Qtr] & " " & MID([Fiscal Year],3,99)