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Date Hierarchy does not get generated
- 2 months ago
martinmark You will have to first create the columns in the table which are required for creating the Date Hierarchy - possible in Direct Query Mode by using DAX. Then, you can use those columns to create a hierarchy as required.
Note - Use MonthNum column to sort MonthName and if you want full Month name you can modify the DAX calculation as required.
Create below DAX Calculated columns in the table in which you have created_at column -
Year = YEAR('Table'[created_at]) Quarter = "Q" & QUARTER('Table'[created_at]) MonthNum = MONTH('Table'[created_at]) MonthName = SWITCH( MONTH('Table'[created_at]), 1, "Jan", 2, "Feb", 3, "Mar", 4, "Apr", 5, "May", 6, "Jun", 7, "Jul", 8, "Aug", 9, "Sep", 10, "Oct", 11, "Nov", 12, "Dec" )💡 Helpful? Give a Kudos 👍 — keep the community growing
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Rupasree Achari | BI & Fabric Analytics Engineer
Hi martinmark.,
Date Hierarchy is automatically created in Power BI when Time Intelligence option is enabled in your current PBI Desktop File - File > Options & Settings > Options > Current File > Data Load > Time Intelligence (enable)
Note that this will only work when the table storage mode is 'Import', column data type is Data or DateTime and the column is not in the many side of the relationship.
Microsoft Reference - Auto date/time in Power BI Desktop - Power BI | Microsoft Learn
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