Date.IsInNextNWeeks is a Power Query M function that indicates whether the given date(time) value occurs during the next number of weeks, as determined by the system. The function returns a boolean value (true or false).
Compatible with: Power BI Service Power BI Desktop Excel Microsoft 365
Syntax
Date.IsInNextNWeeks(
dateTime as any,
weeks as number,
) as nullable logical
Description
Date.IsInNextNWeeks evaluates whether a given value (of type date, datetime, or datetimezone) is within the next set number of weeks from the current system date and time, excluding the current week. The function also takes a weeks
argument to define the number of weeks.
Examples
Let’s explore two straightforward examples to understand how the Date.IsInNextNWeeks function works.
Checking for Dates within the Next N Weeks
Let’s say you have a calendar table and you want to add a column that shows true
for dates within the next n weeks. You can do this using the Date.IsInNextNWeeks function on your [Date]
column, where n is the number of weeks you want to check.
Date.IsInNextNWeeks( [Date], n ) // Output depends on [Date] column and n
This expression returns true
for any date in the [Date]
column that falls within the next n weeks. If you set n to 2, then you can use the following expression:
Date.IsInNextNWeeks( [Date], 2 )
If today is July 6, 2024, and you set n to 2, this function will return true
for all rows with dates between July 8, 2024, and July 21, 2024. Here’s a screenshot showing this:
You can see that dates within the next 2 weeks are marked with true
.
Using the Current Date and Time
To test if the week following the current system time falls within the next 6 weeks, you can use the following expression:
// Output: true
Date.IsInNextNWeeks(
Date.AddWeeks( DateTime.FixedLocalNow(), 1 ),
6
)
Related functions
Other functions related to Date.IsInNextNWeeks are:
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