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Good day,
I have a calendar dimension with FinYear "2025", FinStartofMonth "2024/06/01" , FinMonthNo "1-12", FinMonth = "Jan", FinMonthShort "M"
The FY Range = 2024.06 to 2025.05
Now I have a custom KPI scorecard that I am building with multiple visuals within the KPI.
Due to limited space and equal visual spacing, I am trying to shorten the width of my graphs by changing from FinMonth to FinMonthShort, but I am having issues applying the sort as I would now have multiple values for one FinMonthShort, as "J" represents Jan, Jun and Jul
Please help?
Regards
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Hi @rajendraongole1 , @Anonymous
Thank You for your assistance
I found this article did the trick: https://xxlbi.com/blog/single-letter-day-month-names/
Regards
Hi @icassiem - you can create a calculated column in your calendar table that combines FinMonthShort with a unique identifier like the financial year and month number.
FinMonthShortUnique =
[FinMonthShort] & " " & FORMAT([FinStartOfMonth], "YYYY-MM")
Now, select FinMonthShort in the Fields pane.
Under the "Column Tools" tab, choose "Sort by Column" and select FinMonthShortUnique.
This ensures that the short month abbreviation (FinMonthShort) is sorted correctly while accounting for its uniqueness.
THis works, please check
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Thank You @rajendraongole1
but no luck; it seems that short of "M" or "J" can only have one unque date for sorting
Please any other ideas?
Hi,
Please Any ideas
i need to get this working but i am stuck
Regards
Hi @icassiem ,
Could you please show sample data or pbix file(does not contain sensitive data)? That will help us reproduce the problem and provide solutions.
Best regards,
Mengmeng Li
Hi @rajendraongole1 , @Anonymous
Thank You for your assistance
I found this article did the trick: https://xxlbi.com/blog/single-letter-day-month-names/
Regards