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Hello, I hope this is simple and I am learning the power of M and Power Query. We are importing an excel file with dates and times. There is a Start Time and End Time column and a separate Date-only. If the time value in this column has a plus sign (+), then that indicates the time is one day following the Date column. My task is to combine these columns and have a start_date, and end_date column.
This is my formula, but I get an error about The Date value must contain the Date component. Thanks for the help
= Table.AddColumn(#"Promoted Headers", "Start Date Time", each if Text.Contains( [Start Time],"+") then Date.AddDays([Date],1) & " " & Time.Hour([Start Time]) & ":" & Time.Minute([Start Time]) else [Date] & " " & Time.Hour([Start Time]) & ":" & Time.Minute([Start Time]))
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@guyinazo
You need to extract the Date from the Date/Time column. Check if the columns are in the right format
= Table.AddColumn(#"Promoted Headers", "Start Date Time", each if Text.Contains( [Start Time],"+") then Date.AddDays(Date.From([Date]),1) & " " & Time.Hour([Start Time]) & ":" & Time.Minute([Start Time]) else [Date] & " " & Time.Hour([Start Time]) & ":" & Time.Minute([Start Time]))
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@guyinazo
You need to extract the Date from the Date/Time column. Check if the columns are in the right format
= Table.AddColumn(#"Promoted Headers", "Start Date Time", each if Text.Contains( [Start Time],"+") then Date.AddDays(Date.From([Date]),1) & " " & Time.Hour([Start Time]) & ":" & Time.Minute([Start Time]) else [Date] & " " & Time.Hour([Start Time]) & ":" & Time.Minute([Start Time]))
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