Tableau adjust the YoY% to current/actual/day/month - tableau-desktop

Would it be possible to adjust the YoY% to the current/actual day/month instead of the complete month/year?
Here is what I am referring to (in red).
https://i.stack.imgur.com/GrAQF.jpg

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