Time Dimensions:- how to define dynamic YTD, MTD,....?

Time Dimensions:- how to define dynamic YTD, MTD,....?

This is a discussion on Time Dimensions:- how to define dynamic YTD, MTD,....? within the SQL Server Data Warehousing forums, part of the Microsoft SQL Server category; --> It is very common for the people to look at year-to-day, last-year-to-day, rolling 12 months,... Is there any way ...

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Time Dimensions:- how to define dynamic YTD, MTD,....?

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02-27-2008, 07:55 PM

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Time Dimensions:- how to define dynamic YTD, MTD,....?

It is very common for the people to look at year-to-day, last-year-to-day,
rolling 12 months,...

Is there any way to define it dynamically? or the best way to handle it?

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