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PraveenRaj
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Change time format in edit queries

I'm new to PowerBI, i'm getting time series data from sql, contains multiple tables. I have to create relation to each tables, only unique column is timestamp. But timestamp differs in milli seconds for each table. So i cannot able to create a relation ,i need to change the date time format to MM:DD:YY HH:MM Please help me to acheive it.

 

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ryan_mayu
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@PraveenRaj

 

You can create a column to transfer the date type. Hope this is helpful. Thanks.

 

Column = FORMAT(Sheet1[Column1],"DD/MM/YYYY HH:MM")

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ryan_mayu
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@PraveenRaj

 

You can create a column to transfer the date type. Hope this is helpful. Thanks.

 

Column = FORMAT(Sheet1[Column1],"DD/MM/YYYY HH:MM")

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Thanks a lot for your help sir

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