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Hi,
I'm creating a report that gets refreshed every Sunday. On the title of the report, I want it to display "Sunday, [day of month] [month]" dynamically. i.e. this will change every week when the report is refreshed.
I understand we can create titles with conditional formatting, but is it possible to add a date element to this as well?
Thanks
afk
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Yes, this is possible.
1. Click the "Enter Data" button to create a new table and enter "Date Refreshed" in the first cell, then click "Load"
2. In this new table add a new column and make its formula
3. Create a card in your report that displays the Max of 'Table1'[Date Refreshed]
Whenever the dataset is refreshed the UTCNOW() function will find the current date and then the MONTH() and DAY() will do the math to find out what month and day the current date is. The result looks like this:
EDIT: Oops, I'm dumb. They DAY() and MONTH() should be switched. It will still work the same
Hi @bo_afk ,
The suggestion of ntaylo06 should be much helpful.
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Cherry
Yes, this is possible.
1. Click the "Enter Data" button to create a new table and enter "Date Refreshed" in the first cell, then click "Load"
2. In this new table add a new column and make its formula
3. Create a card in your report that displays the Max of 'Table1'[Date Refreshed]
Whenever the dataset is refreshed the UTCNOW() function will find the current date and then the MONTH() and DAY() will do the math to find out what month and day the current date is. The result looks like this:
EDIT: Oops, I'm dumb. They DAY() and MONTH() should be switched. It will still work the same
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