I've tried so many times to solve this, but failed.
Question:
- I help on a solution on how to calculate Current Year divided by last year in our Fiscal Year, month by month, where last years date differs from this years date
Scenario
I want to see how we performed on revenue January 2017 vs. January 2016
- I select these date filters; YEAR = 2017 and Month = January. This will generate the dates 1st January to 31st January 2017
- But, the dates for 2016, is not 1st January to 31st January
- My company's logic is; Which DAY NAME was the 1st January of 2017 and find this first DAY NAME in January 2016 and then see which DATE this has.
Scenario Example:
- 2017 = 1 - 31 January and the DAY NAME for 1st January is "Sunday"
2016 = The date for the first Sunday in 2016 is 3rd January, therefore, the dates for January 2016 = 3 January - 2. February
My problem is how to make a formula that takes this year and divide that on last year's date range logic
What have I done?
First I created a formula; CALCULATE(SUM(Append1[SalesAmount]);SAMEPERIODLASTYEAR(Append1[Date]);ALL(Append1);FILTERS(Append1[Channel]))
This worked perfectly, but this just calculates 1-31 January 2017 / 1-31 January 2016 (calendar year, not fiscal year).
Googled through many, many Power BI post regarding Rolling months, DAX, DATE DAX and such, but i still haven't been able to come up with a solution.
Hope some of you can help me in the right direction!
Regards Erik