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powerbinoobster
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How to get week number per month on Power Bi?

‎09-23-2022 12:56 PM
I have a a column called Date originated that hold the a date like "Tuesday, March 21, 2022". I want to get that week number per month but the following gives me incorrect numbers. The following DAX: Week of Month = 1 + WEEKNUM('ECR'[Date Originated]) - WEEKNUM(STARTOFMONTH('ECR'[Date Originated])) gives me 1 for that date. Some entries are correct like for Wednesday, April 6, 2022 I do get 1
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parry2k
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‎09-23-2022 03:24 PM

@powerbinoobster try this

Week Num = WEEKNUM ( Table[Date Originated], 1 ) - WEEKNUM ( EOMONTH ( Table[Date Originated], -1 ) + 1 )

 

 

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parry2k
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‎09-23-2022 03:24 PM

@powerbinoobster try this

Week Num = WEEKNUM ( Table[Date Originated], 1 ) - WEEKNUM ( EOMONTH ( Table[Date Originated], -1 ) + 1 )

 

 

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