Dates

[Anonymous]

scenario:

there is start, due and due revised dates columns

However, the due revised column has empty cells.

Question: how to configure due revised and due date columns as one with keeping data from due and replacing the "old dates" from due on due revised?

Thank you in advance

[edhans]

Do this in Power Query. You can create a new conditional column with whatever logic you want, then load that. But I don't know what "how to configure due revised and due date columns as one with keeping data from due and replacing the "old dates" from due on due revised?" means. 

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[tackytechtom · Accepted solution]

Hi @Anonymous,

I would suggest to create a new column with an if logic according to your needs, Maybe something like this?

TomsNewColumn =
IF ( Table[Due Date revised] = blank(), Table[Due Date], Table[Due Date revised] )

Let me know if this helps! 🙂

/Tom
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