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Hi,
The yellow is the starting point but Power BI does not recognize this date format. I've then concatenated orange and green to get the red (New date). However, is returns error once column is changed to date.
any suggestion why this format is not accepted?
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i saw you have year column , then change it to year
date(year, month, 1)
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Hi @Anonymous ,
You can clean the data in power query with following steps:
Sample:
Add Column from examples(Try writing a few more lines of sample data to make sure it's correct):
Change data type:
Visual:
Hope it helps!
Best regards,
Community Support Team_ Scott Chang
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@Anonymous
pls try this
Column = date(left('Table'[year with dash],4),'Table'[Month],1)
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Thank you for your effort. However, I'm stille getting the error.
i saw you have year column , then change it to year
date(year, month, 1)
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