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Hi,
I did see some solutions for this but I want to compare Dates in this format only mm/dd/yyyy format instead of Tuesday, Mar 2, 2021 and Wednesday, Mr 3, 2021, how do I do that, thank you for any tips
Regards
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Hi @AlexRao
Download PBIX with example shown below
The format of the date and the underlying date value are different things. You can have a date formatted mm/dd/yy and compare that to a date formatted like Tuesday, Mar 2 2021.
For example, this table has 2 columns of dates formatted differently. But I can write a measure to check if the dates are in the same month
Same Month = IF( MONTH(SELECTEDVALUE('Table'[Date])) = MONTH(SELECTEDVALUE('Table'[Date + 10])), "Yes","No")
Can you supply some sample data so I can give you more solid examples.
Regards
Phil
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Hi @AlexRao
Download PBIX with example shown below
The format of the date and the underlying date value are different things. You can have a date formatted mm/dd/yy and compare that to a date formatted like Tuesday, Mar 2 2021.
For example, this table has 2 columns of dates formatted differently. But I can write a measure to check if the dates are in the same month
Same Month = IF( MONTH(SELECTEDVALUE('Table'[Date])) = MONTH(SELECTEDVALUE('Table'[Date + 10])), "Yes","No")
Can you supply some sample data so I can give you more solid examples.
Regards
Phil
Proud to be a Super User!
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