I have a column "MYDATE" with dates (dd/mm/yyyy) and I need to create a calculated column that checks if the date is today's date.
I have tried '=if [MYDATE]=DateTime.LocalNow() then "Yes" else ""' this butit did not work because of the different format.
Any suggestion?
You can use Date.IsInCurrentDay([MYDATE])
or closer to your attempt:
if [MYDATE] = DateTime.Date(DateTime.LocalNow()) then "yes" else ""
Note that both solutions check against the last refresh date.
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I have a fact table which has 'Last Data Update' column that shows current month date(mm/dd/yyyy), 06/13/2022.
I am trying to add column called 'report month' that returns a value that shows previous month/year 05/2022 to create relationship with calendar table.
=Date.Month([Last Data Update])-1
I have used this code, but this only returns 5 and it is in number format.
is there a way to return 05/2022 in DAX ?
Thanks in advance.
This is M, not DAX. Replace your custom column with the following code:
Text.PadStart( Text.From(Date.Month([Last Data Update])-1),2,"0") &"/"& Text.From(Date.Year([Last Data Update]))
It worked for we with this 3 simple steps:
Step 1: Create a column with current year (True/False statement) by using:
CurrentYear = IF(YEAR([Last Data Update])=YEAR(NOW()),1,0)
Step 2: Create a column that will indicate if the current date (based on column "Last Data Update") belongs to previous month or not (True/False statement).
PreviousMonth = IF([CurrentYear]=1 && (MONTH(TODAY())-1)=MONTH([Last Data Update]),1,0)
Step 3: Create a filter on your visual where you select filter "PreviousMonth" with value "1" to show dates only from previous month).
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Success,
Mark
This month-year
FORMAT( [Last Data Update], "mm/yyyy")
previous month
FORMAT( DATEADD([Last Data Update],-1,Month), "mm/yyyy")
I have colunm where date format DD/MM/YYYY I want to extract only month name like this MMM using power query and a calculated column
Example:
15/01/2021 becomes Jan
You can add a new column like below :
Month = Format([YourDate],”MMM”)
Or using a custom column :
= Table.AddColumn(#"Changed Type", "NewColumn", each DateTime.ToText([YourDate], "MMM"), type text)
Looks like you are quite new to PowerQuery, you can use the editor, or add the following to your M Script.
= Table.AddColumn(#"Renamed Columns2", "Custom", each Date.ToText([Date], "MMM"))
Add a custom column
open Power Query Editor -> click on Column from Examples -> Choose From Selection option
Select the date column from which you want to extract and then rename the new column as month.
Now, for example, if your first date in the date column is "15/01/2021" then type as jan and type the same in the second column as well as "jan" if the date is from the month of january then click on the screen. so all the values will become as "jan".
then you have to find a row which contains another month like "february" in your date column, then type "feb" and then click somewhere on the screen
you should get the result you wanted. :)
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Power Bi report uses a date slicer (between) - As a default I want it to set the first date in the slicer as Monday (last week) and the last date as Friday (last week). I dont want this to be a relative date but always must be the previous Mon-Fri. I have a column in my data set that tells me which one is the 'Previous Week' as a text field. I dont know how to use this to set a default slicer value. But i also want to make sure the user can change the slicer dates and it changes as per the user request.
Example today is 01/09/2020
I want my default slicer date as : 24/08/2020 - 28/08/2020
I have two measures which gives me by last week dates:
DefaultSD = MINX( FILTER(Data, [WeeksFilter] = "Previous Week Only"),[Date])
DefaultED = MAXX( FILTER(Data, [WeeksFilter] = "Previous Week Only"),[Date])
I assume this is possible using a DAX expression but dont know how to create this expression to populate these default values.
Please note the data is refreshed up until 01/09/2020 so there is currently data for this week but i dont want this to included in the default slicer on report load
You can't set slicer defaults yet but this can be achieved with relative date filtering.
Select date in the last 1 calendar week:
I have created two slicers in Power BI for Month and Year. These take the month and year value and in return generate a date.
Eg. Month - May & Year- 2019 generates 01/05/2019 with the help of the a measure formula :
MyFilterDate = DATE(SELECTEDVALUE(ListoY[Year]),SELECTEDVALUE(ListoM[Month],0),"01")
I want to subtract this date with one that is already in a column in the table.
I'm facing an issue when I try to subtract the measure from the existing column by writing DAX.
SUBVALNEW = DATEDIFF([MyFilterDate],Table[Date],DAY)
But when I try to do so, the result is not right. In fact when I try to check the value of [MyFilterDate] in the Data Model, it is not the same value as one calculated in the measure. (It instead looks like it displays the date in Table[Date])
Is there any way to subtract a Dynamically chosen date from a date in a column?
Any help would be appreciated.
I understand what your thinking patern is but power bi works a bit different. Dynamic measures cannot be used with calculated columns. When doing so the value of the measure is not set.
The way to go about this is by creating a Date table:
Date = CALENDAR(MIN(CalendarWeek[Date]);MAX(CalendarWeek[Date]))
Do NOT connect it to the model. From here you can make 2 slicers (based on the Date table). One your set to the month and the other to the year.
Next step is to adjust the MyFilterDate
MyFilterDate = DATE(SELECTEDVALUE('Date'[Date].[Year]);SELECTEDVALUE('Date'[Date].[MonthNo]);"01")
Make SUBVALNEW a measure (cannot be a column because it is dynamic!)
SUBVALNEW = DATEDIFF([MyFilterDate];SELECTEDVALUE(CalendarWeek[Date]) ;DAY)
Ass the Measuer to your visual, see end result below)
I'm not sure I've summarised this question correctly, so I'll add a description below of the actual problem.
We have a report that displays data for 'jobs'. These jobs have a few relevant date fields on them such as Created Date, Completed Date and Invoice Date. We currently have 3 slicers on the report that work as expected based on these dates.
Users sometimes use all 3 slicers at the same time and end up with all sorts of useless data. No matter how many times we've told them to reset the filters before changing the date slicers, they keep forgetting to do that.
They also do not want to have 3 separate reports.
We've been tasked with providing them with the following:
Something that lets them select what they want to filter on, with the options only being Created, Completed or Invoiced
A slicer that works based on the option they selected above.
We've tried creating a calculated column that is set to one of those dates based on the option selected in the disconnected slicer, and then adding a slicer that works off that column, but we aren't having any luck. The values in the calculated column are not correct
This is what we've done in attempting to solve the problem:
Create a measure that captures the selected value
SelectedMeasure = SELECTEDVALUE('Date Filter Options'[Name],"Created Date")
Create a calculated column to set the appropriate date value
Please note we're only testing with two out of the three possible values at the moment.
Selected Date Filter = if(jobs[SelectedMeasure] = "Created Date", (jobs[Created Date (DateOnly)]), (jobs[Completed Date (DateOnly)]))
What we're finding is that the Selected Date Filter column does not update with the correct date value, even after we change the slicer and the measure updates as expected.
We're totally stumped - I'm aware we are probably a fair bit away from the correct solution, so any help would be appreciated
Not quite sure how to best present the data model, but here are the relevant fields of the 'jobs' table
jobNumber: string
jobId: guid
CreatedDate: date
CompletedDate: date
InvoicedDate date
The Date Filter Options table just consists of one column with these options:
"Created Date"
"Completed Date"
"Invoiced Date"