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Date Format Issues

I've discovered my dataset has a date column made up of both UK and US date formats (both DD/MM/YYYY and M/DD/YYYY).

 

What is the best way to standardise this using Power BI?

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Anonymous
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You can use DAX Format() function to get result

 

DD_MM_YY = FORMAT(Table[Date],"DD/MM/YYYY")
MM_DD_YY = FORMAT(Table[Date],"MM/DD/YYYY")

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Anonymous
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You can use DAX Format() function to get result

 

DD_MM_YY = FORMAT(Table[Date],"DD/MM/YYYY")
MM_DD_YY = FORMAT(Table[Date],"MM/DD/YYYY")

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