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Hello I am conactenating two fields, a (year and a month) and I get this: : 20187
What I want is : 2018-7
Can you assist?
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Hi @steambucky,
If you are trying to do so using DAX, you can just use the following measure:
YearMonth = table[year] & "-" & table[month]
Or you could use this one:
YearMonth = CONCATENATE(Table[Year], CONCATENATE("-", Table[Month]))
However, if you are trying to create a new column using Power Query, then you can select the 2 columns, right click, then "merge columns", and in this pop up you can select a separator, just input you character: -
Hope that helps
Best,
Valentin
Hi @steambucky,
If you are trying to do so using DAX, you can just use the following measure:
YearMonth = table[year] & "-" & table[month]
Or you could use this one:
YearMonth = CONCATENATE(Table[Year], CONCATENATE("-", Table[Month]))
However, if you are trying to create a new column using Power Query, then you can select the 2 columns, right click, then "merge columns", and in this pop up you can select a separator, just input you character: -
Hope that helps
Best,
Valentin
Thanks Valentin, You rock! 🙂
Hi,
The Below is the way you achieve it
Concatenated_Column = CONCATENATE([Year],CONCATENATE("-",[Month]))
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