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Hi All,
I have a column in the table from data base called DATE
I need to Extract Week Number & Day Name from the Date Column in Power BI
1. I tried using this formula
Weekday Name = WEEKDAY(Glance[Date - Copy], 2) this is giving me weired results
573
1263
1905
2464
Where I'm looking for Monday , Tuesday , Wednesday
I don't know what's wrong or I need some help in extracting these 2 columns as I have to create Chart Base on Week Numbers in a Month and then drill down to particular Day.
Help me, please
Thanks,
Anil
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Hi,
Try using the following formula:
Weekday Name=FORMAT(Glance[Date - Copy], "dddd")
Hope it helps!
Regards
WEEKDAY function return the week day number not weekday name.
Make sure when you dropped your column WeekDay Name in a visual, you are not aggregating it, and that might be the reason you are seeing these weird value.
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Hi,
Try using the following formula:
Weekday Name=FORMAT(Glance[Date - Copy], "dddd")
Hope it helps!
Regards
Small change at the solution, because there were syntax errors at my formula
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