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Hi @Anonymous
try
Date = CALENDAR(MIN('Order Details'[ReceievedDate]),MAX('Order Details'[ReceievedDate]))
or
Date = CALENDARAUTO()
Hi @Anonymous
try
Date = CALENDAR(MIN('Order Details'[ReceievedDate]),MAX('Order Details'[ReceievedDate]))
or
Date = CALENDARAUTO()
Hi @az38 ,
I just deleted the existing Date table I had and created a new one and I can now see dates using CALENDARAUTO.
Hi @az38 ,
Thanks for getting back to me, but neither shows the dates in my Date column.
I've double checked that the field I'm referencing for dates in the below is a date field which it is so completly stumped as to why it would not show the dates because the syntax is correct.
Date = CALENDAR(MIN('Order Details'[ReceievedDate]),MAX('Order Details'[ReceievedDate]))
@Anonymous
are you sure your 'Order Details'[ReceievedDate] field has a Date type?
Hi @az38 ,
Yeh positive, but I deleted the old table I had created and started again and both solutions you gave me worked perfectly.
Thank you 😊
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