Hi Jack,

the logic could look like this:

FILTER TABLE.DATE BETWEEN ROUND_MONTH(TODAY()) AND ADD_SECONDS(ADD_MONTHS(ROUND_MONTH(TODAY()),1),-1);

This logic would use TODAY() so 23.04.2024 and will set it between

01.04.2024 00:00:00 => ROUND_MONTH(TODAY())

and

30.04.2024 23:59:59 => ADD_SECONDS(ADD_MONTHS(ROUND_MONTH(TODAY()),1),-1)

For sure there are other way of doing similar filtering by using MONTH(TODAY()) AND YEAR(TODAY()) but I like using the way described above.

BR

Dennis

@dennis.pflug Can't we create a filter of this kind?

FILTER ROUND_MONTH(TABLE.DATE) = ROUND_MONTH(TODAY());

@bunyod.sap  edited it accordingly, thanks for pointing it out

@sathish.kumar.s  Yes, however with Month.

FILTER ROUND_MONTH(TABLE.DATE) = ROUND_MONTH(TODAY());

Looks valid. Thanks for this easier readable logic :D

Thanks all for your input on this. Its much appreciated. I will try this out.

Adding this to an Olap table filter load script panel, I get the following error, should i be tweaking this code? (see screenshot)

HI @jack.evera This snip from the error message is very common and based on this alone it's hard to give some advice.

The possible cause/scenarios:

• missing semicolon o ; ]
• incorrect date table.field
• missing parentheses e) or (]

Pls check otherwise we need more details.

Happy debugging. ;)

Cheers, Bunyod

Hi @jack.evera,

As @bunyod.sap mentioned, could you provide load script code you have used for your OLAP table? We can assist you better!

Kind regards,

Sverre Klein