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A column NextReviewDate is formatted as Date, a new column is copied NextReviewDate - FieldAsText, and the format is Text. the reason is to display a 'clean date', ie no time, and no financial quarter break down.
If there is a better format way please let me know.
In PowerBI desktop, in the visual table I added the column NextReviewDate - FieldAsText.
The results for NextReviewDate - FieldAsText
The date displays correct in Australian format ddmmyyyyy
The device is set to local AUS date format
I uploaded the report online. Tested and the Next Review Date displays in correct AUS format ddmmyyyy
I had to build in new report updates.
Tested in PowerBI desktop, displays in correct AUS format ddmmyyyy
I uploaded the report online, and tested. now the date displays in US format mmddyyyy
The report audience is the Executive team, and I would like to ensure the data presents correctly. before I release the report.
How can I resolve this to display the correct format as ddmmyyyy and its simple, and not write an essay, or complex code to resolve the date format and the date format to 'stick' ie one day it displays correctly, a different day date format is changed
Another thing, this field is formatted as Text. how is this recognised as date, and set date format as US format
TIA
Hi @Shravan133 ,
Thannks for the quick response.
Hi @dd88 ,
I have some information to add.
1.Make sure that the format of your Short date is DD/MM/YYYY , because the date format decides the date format of your client .
2.In Desktop options , choose the Windows default display language in Global Regional Settings and English(Australia) in Current file Regional Settings (After changing ,you need to restart your Power BI Desktop) .
3.In your Data view , change the Data type of your date to DD/MM/YYYY .
I have also found a similar post, please refer to see if it helps you.
Solved: Date format DD/MM/YYYY (Australia) in published Po... - Microsoft Fabric Community
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If it does not help, please provide more details with your desired output and pbix file without privacy information (or some sample data) .
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Community Support Team _ Rongtie
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Change your browser language setting to the desired locale.
This should fix your problem.
Cheers
Thank you @Shravan133
Each browser, Edge & Chrome language are already configured to Preferred Language = English (Australia)
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