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Hello Everyone,
I have a subtle problem where I am trying to pass a datetime object from my Oracle database in PowerBI into a PowerApp. The issue is that when I do so, the column is being converted into a Date object instead of the DateTime datatype. This is causing the time to get truncated when I attempt to put the object into a label of a gallery.
# Proof the field is Date/Time in PBI
#Showing the timestamp of the column in a PBI Table
# Showing the datatype of the field in PowerApp (I think this needs to be DateTime)
# Formula for the TEMP_TS column in the gallery (Also tried DateTimeValue formatting and using ThisItem.TEMP_TS)
# Proof the time is getting truncated
Solved! Go to Solution.
https://powerbi.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/best-practice-rules-to-improve-your-models-performance/
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Amine Jerbi
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Hi @Anonymous
Not sure if this could help but the best practise in Power Query/Power Bi is to separate/split Datetime column into 2 columns Date and Time.
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Will implement this today and let you know of the results. Do you have any resources that indicate this is the best practice? Interested to learn more. Thank you.
https://powerbi.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/best-practice-rules-to-improve-your-models-performance/
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Amine Jerbi
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