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THis may be impossible, I have tried to use Dax CONCATENATEX to just extract this data but I can't do it.
I have data like this:
I would like to create a new column, which gives me the month names between and including the start date and end date.
Note: This us UK date format, so day/month/year
For example:
Is this even possible?
Thank you
Hi @Soundnoobs ,
I got this working by quick transformation in POwer Query and creating a column using DAX in Power BI.
The end result is this: (I have considered sample start and end date)
As the process explanation might be tough to write here, therefore I am attaching the link for a pbix file with the solution.
Hope the solution helps.
Thank you. Yes you were right to consider the start and end date. I made a mistake with the month name. Janyuary should not be there.
HI @Soundnoobs ,
If my solution works please mark it as a solution so that others can benefit from it on the forum.
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