on 2018 Nov 27 7:48 PM
Hi all
I have created a formula RESTRICT([Sales] , [d/Order_Date]= Current("Year"))
I am using a dynamic date filter, but when consumed in a story the measure does not behave as I expect. I would expect it to select current year - but you need to add a filter to the VIZ on the year. So what is the difference then?
I have attached a picture, The sales KF does not contain any restrict - the other one (highlighted) is the one with the formula described above. There are no filters on time dimension in the VIZ
I could choose a hard coded filter in the restricted KF on the year = 2018, and then it's filtered on 2018.
My question is: How is the intended behavior of the dynamic filter "Current Year" on a time dimension ?
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Hi John I am aware of this - I am just wondering why
Then you would never use the current() as this is controlled by time / date dimension you have in the filter
And if I add these two calculations:
RESTRICT([Sales] ,[d/Order_Date]= Current("Year"))
RESTRICT([Sales] ,[d/Order_Date]= Current("Year").Current("Month"))
to the same chart - I am not able to show then in the same time
and the function: RESTRICT([Sales] ,[d/Order_Date]= Previous("Year",1)) - is not picked up by the story (and I have applied all sorts of filtering)
and you have the information in the dynamic time filter - why not utilize it in the measures made in the model
and I am missing an offset here - so I can select the previous month
could not the this one to work
RESTRICT([Sales] ,[d/Order_Date]= Current("Year").Previous("Month",1))
- and I selected a single month (I tried with fixed filter and the dynamic)
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