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Hi,
I am trying to show only last month data.
Example:
Today's date is 10/11/18, which means we are in October. Because it is October, I want it to show me all the data records for the month of September.
Currently my formula is only for the past 30 days, but this is not ideal since it takes in today's date and only subtracts 30.
Count({< [Closed Date] = {"=[Closed Date] >= Today() - 30"} >} [Record ID])
Thanks
Do you have a master calendar setup on Closed date?
if/when you do use set analysis something like Month= {"Month(today())"}
No, I don't. I just have the autogenerated calendar options.
Autogenerated one should have a month field too usually .
If not use the master calendar script from
It does. So what would you reccommend the set analysis to look like?
Use the addMonths, MonthStart and MonthEnd Functions, it'll be sthing like this:
sum( {<Month,Date={">=$(=MonthStart(AddMonths(max(Date),-1)))<=$(=MonthEnd(AddMonths(max(Date),-1)))"}>}Measure)
What this does; if u select 23/09/2018 for example; it will show u the data for
the dates between 01/08/2018 and 31/08/2018
Hope this helps
Something like below
Month={"$(=Month(Today()) )"}, Year={"$(=Year(Today()) )"}
or
[Closed Date] ={">=$(=MonthStart(Today()))"}>}
Any luck?
close the thread if it helped
I used the formula but it doesn;t work. It shows me "0" even though the count should be 10.
I added in the auto generated month into "Month" and then I added Record ID to "measure".
sum( {<[Date/Time Closed.autoCalendar.Month],Date={">=$(=MonthStart(AddMonths(max(Date),-1)))<=$(=MonthEnd(AddMonths(max(Date),-1)))"}>}[Record ID])
How about this?
Count({< [Closed Date] = {"$('>=' & Date(Max([Closed Date]) - 30))"} >} [Record ID])
Or
Count({< [Closed Date] = {"$('>=' & Date(Max(TOTAL [Closed Date]) - 30))"} >} [Record ID])