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Hi @Anonymous
When you mark the table as date table,you lose Power BI's built-in date hierarchy.To get it back you would have to un-Mark as Date Table.The other way is creating the hierarchy manually.Add Year,Quart...columns first.Then 'New hierarchy' for date column.Then add Year,Quart...columns to the hierarchy.
Quarter = "Qtr" & INT ( FORMAT ( [Date], "q" ) )
Regards,
Hi @Anonymous
When you mark the table as date table,you lose Power BI's built-in date hierarchy.To get it back you would have to un-Mark as Date Table.The other way is creating the hierarchy manually.Add Year,Quart...columns first.Then 'New hierarchy' for date column.Then add Year,Quart...columns to the hierarchy.
Quarter = "Qtr" & INT ( FORMAT ( [Date], "q" ) )
Regards,
Hi,
For Month and Year, you can write the following calculated column formulas
Year = Year(Calendar[Date])
Month = FORMAT(Calendar[Date],"mmmm")
Hope this helps.