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Asked: May 26, 20262026-05-26T12:32:26+00:00 2026-05-26T12:32:26+00:00

I have a sql query that shows the year in one column and the

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I have a sql query that shows the year in one column and the month in another. I can show the report as the current year but i need to show it in fiscal form, for example our fiscal yr is from oct-oct so how can I do this in sql? My current query below:

SELECT TOP (15) dbo.timelinedayres_v1_0.fiscalyear, 
                dbo.timelinedayres_v1_0.fiscalmonth, 
                SUM(dbo.factqht_v2.baanstandarcost)                 AS stdcost, 
                CAST(dbo.timelinedayres_v1_0.fiscalmonth AS VARCHAR) + ' - ' + 
                CAST(dbo.timelinedayres_v1_0.fiscalyear AS VARCHAR) AS CONCAT 
FROM   dbo.timelinedayres_v1_0 
       INNER JOIN dbo.factqht_v2 
         ON dbo.timelinedayres_v1_0.epoch = dbo.factqht_v2.qhtwfclosedtimekey 
       INNER JOIN dbo.dimqht_v2 
         ON dbo.factqht_v2.qhtid = dbo.dimqht_v2.qhtid 
       LEFT OUTER JOIN dbo.dimqhtmaterials_v2 
         ON dbo.factqht_v2.materialid = dbo.dimqhtmaterials_v2.materialid 
       LEFT OUTER JOIN dbo.dimqhtdispositions_v2 
         ON dbo.factqht_v2.dispositionid = 
            dbo.dimqhtdispositions_v2.dispositionid 
GROUP  BY dbo.dimqhtdispositions_v2.TYPE, 
          dbo.timelinedayres_v1_0.fiscalyear, 
          dbo.timelinedayres_v1_0.fiscalmonth, 
          dbo.dimqht_v2.toplevelassembly_majoritemgroupdesc, 
          CAST(dbo.timelinedayres_v1_0.fiscalmonth AS VARCHAR) + ' - ' + 
          CAST(dbo.timelinedayres_v1_0.fiscalyear AS VARCHAR) 
HAVING ( dbo.dimqhtdispositions_v2.TYPE = N'Scrap' ) 
       AND ( dbo.dimqht_v2.toplevelassembly_majoritemgroupdesc = 
             'Torquer Motors' ) 
ORDER  BY dbo.timelinedayres_v1_0.fiscalmonth  
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    2026-05-26T12:32:27+00:00Added an answer on May 26, 2026 at 12:32 pm

    This is how I do it:

    SELECT YEAR(DATEADD(month, 2 + DATEDIFF(month, 0, GETDATE()), 0))
    

    Since we are in november, this will return 2012, if the date is october it will return 2011. You can adjust your offset.

    If you’re coming in from just a month/year then you could do something like this:

    declare @month int
    declare @year int
    set @year = 2011
    set @month = 10
        SELECT CASE  
                   WHEN @month > 10  
                       THEN @year + 1
                   ELSE 
                       @year
               END AS fiscalYear
    
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