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My question is, for every year I have a calendar table with festival name and date columns, in every year festival date will vary then how to calculate sales with last 30 days , festival name is constant but date will change every year i.e one month before or after.
For eg. Festival name deepavali. In year 2020_ Nov 14th, and in year 2021_Nov 4th. With corresponding festival name I want to calculate the last 30 days of the sales.
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@Sakaraipandian you can create another table that contains the festival date and name of the festival and then use that as a slicer for users to select the festival, and then use the date from the festival date to get the sales for the last 30 days.
Last 30 Days Sale =
VAR __festivalDate = MAX ( YourFestivalTable[Date] )
VAR __startDate = __festivalDate - 30
RETURN
CALCULATE (
[Sales Measure],
DATESBETWEEN ( YourCalendarTable[Date], __startDate, __festivalDate )
)
You might need to tweak it a bit but this will get you started.
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@Sakaraipandian you can create another table that contains the festival date and name of the festival and then use that as a slicer for users to select the festival, and then use the date from the festival date to get the sales for the last 30 days.
Last 30 Days Sale =
VAR __festivalDate = MAX ( YourFestivalTable[Date] )
VAR __startDate = __festivalDate - 30
RETURN
CALCULATE (
[Sales Measure],
DATESBETWEEN ( YourCalendarTable[Date], __startDate, __festivalDate )
)
You might need to tweak it a bit but this will get you started.
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Learn about conditional formatting at Microsoft Reactor
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Is it work for every year
@Sakaraipandian you never mentioned the last 30 days from what date? I guess you are saying you want the last 30 days from the festive name? Is that what you are looking for?
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S right
@Sakaraipandian what festival date has to be with the last 30 days?
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I did mention on post itself, the festival name is same but every year date will change acc to that I have to calculate last 30 days sale from that date For eg. Festival name deepavali. In year 2020_ Nov 14th, and in year 2021_Nov 4th. With corresponding festival name I want to calculate the last 30 days of the sales.
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