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Hello,
I am trying to calculate the no of days in a particular month, and in my case it is not the normal calendar month rather a Fiscal month.
Details are attached here.
Fisc Period | Sales end of Fisc period | No of Fiscal days |
201605 | 8909.19 | 28 |
201606 | 4938.3 | 35 |
201607 | 10999 | 28 |
201608 | 5487 | 28 |
201609 | 11878 | 35 |
201610 | 5489 | 8 |
in the above table, the last column is based on the Fisc_day_of_month column in the Calendar sheet.
Please let me know if more information is needed.
I was looking for this solution, thanks Sunny. But what is happening if i bring in another dimension say, Country to the block. It changes back to the wrong values.
You just need to provide all the details and we should be able to provide you the exact expression you need.
Try this:
=Max(TOTAL <Fisc_Period>{1<Date = {"$(='<' & Date(Today()))"}>}Fisc_day_of_month)