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Hey folks - I'm looking to create a Time Dimension table so it's always set to today.
So for instance today I want to have 9/7/2021 12:00:00AM for the first row, then 9/7/2021 12:00:01 AM etc etc. Is there a calculated table code I can use to create this? Maybe even add in a column for hour buckets?
1. Create a calculated table
TodayCal = GENERATESERIES(0,86399)
2. Add two calculated columns
TS = TODAY()+divide(TodayCal[Value],86400)
Hr = hour(TodayCal[TS])
Of course you could do the same in Power Query too.
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