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Hi,
I'm trying to make an calender where the minimm date is fixed and the max dat is comming from a table startingDate ([datumIngang]) this date in this calander may go to one year afther this date.
When i use this ill get an message:
An argument of function 'DATE' has the wrong data type or the result is too large or too small.
The data type of data is correct.
Solved! Go to Solution.
@Anonymous , Check this. I tested rest is working
DATE(YEAR(MAX(tablename[DatumIngang])) + 1, MONTH(MAX(tablename[DatumIngang])), DAY(MAX(tablename[DatumIngang])))
hope this date column
create a new measure using this if this is working
@Anonymous , Check this. I tested rest is working
DATE(YEAR(MAX(tablename[DatumIngang])) + 1, MONTH(MAX(tablename[DatumIngang])), DAY(MAX(tablename[DatumIngang])))
hope this date column
create a new measure using this if this is working
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