Hi!
So, I'm using this newest version of Power BI and somehow I'm not being abble to use date hierarchy.
My Data is from Marketo's REST API.
let
// Get Url from config worksheet - Table REST_API_Authentication
mktoUrlStr = "XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX",
// Get the List id - Table Scoping
listIdStr = "XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX",
// Get the Lead fields to extract - Table Leads
leadFieldsStr = "id, firstName,lastName,email,createdAt,UpdatedAt",
// Build Multiple Leads by List Id URL
getMultipleLeadsByListIdUrl = mktoUrlStr & "/rest/v1/list/" & listIdStr & "/leads.json?fields=" & leadFieldsStr,
// Build Marketo Access Token URL parameter
accessTokenParamStr = "&access_token=" & FnMktoGetAccessToken(),
// No initial paging token required for this call
pagingTokenParamStr = "",
// Invoke the multiple REST API calls through the FnMktoGetPagedData function
result = FnMktoGetPagedData (getMultipleLeadsByListIdUrl , accessTokenParamStr, pagingTokenParamStr),
convertedTable = Table.FromList(result, Splitter.SplitByNothing(), null, null, ExtraValues.Error),
formatedTable = if Table.IsEmpty(convertedTable) then result else FnMktoFormatLead(convertedTable),
#"Tipo Alterado" = Table.TransformColumnTypes(formatedTable,{{"createdAt", type datetime}})
in
#"Tipo Alterado"
The column createdAt is in type = datetime and still the date hierarchy it's not available.
I'm using version 2.61.5192.601
Solved! Go to Solution.
In that file's options, under Data Load, is "Auto Date/Time" unchecked? That will disable automatic hierarchies.
You can manually create them by right-clicking on the date, New Heirarchy, then drag in the other pieces you need (day, month, whatever).
I prefer doing that as I don't like the auto-date/time stuff. I want to manually control my date table.
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MCSA: BI ReportingIn that file's options, under Data Load, is "Auto Date/Time" unchecked? That will disable automatic hierarchies.
You can manually create them by right-clicking on the date, New Heirarchy, then drag in the other pieces you need (day, month, whatever).
I prefer doing that as I don't like the auto-date/time stuff. I want to manually control my date table.
DAX is for Analysis. Power Query is for Data Modeling
Proud to be a Super User!
MCSA: BI ReportingThat's it!
Thank you for the reply and thank you for the alternative it's really better than enabling this Auto Date/Time.
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