Hello,
How can I get the information contained in "current year - list" (year dimensioned) and put it into "current year"(non-year dimensioned)?
Thanks in advance,
Luca
@LucaRicci
Turn on All Periods for the model timescale or time range. The formula for Current Year would be 'Current Year - List'[Select: Time.All Periods]
Do you need a line item to display current year? Create a line item with time period format as Year and write the formula: PERIOD(CURRENTPERIODSTART())
Note: You need to maintain the current month in the model calendar.
@Dikshant unfortunately I need the "current year" line item to stay as it is. Isn't there a workaround?
Write this formula in your current year line item only. And set current period in model calendar. You will get the result as FY24
@Dikshant ok, I am trying but still not working. What do you mean by "set current period in model calendar"?
Can you share the screenshot of model calendar? Go to the time icon. Did you setup current period?
@Dikshant unfortunately we are not using it.
We are using this instead
Can I still pull it off?
Change your formula from PERIOD(CURRENTPERIODSTART()) to SYS98 Current Actual Period.Current Year
@Dikshant big thanks, sorry
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