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HI guys,
I have this table from my dataset having four columns
Brand Percent Goal From_date To_date
1 0.20 1/1/2022 1/4/2022
2 0.30 1/1/2022 1/2/2022
2 0.25 1/3/2022 1/4/2022
Code for generate table
#table(
{"Brand", "Percent Goal", "From_date","To_date"},
{
{1,0.20, #date(2022,1,1),#date(2022,1,4)},
{2,0.30, #date(2022,1,1),#date(2022,1,2)},
{2,0.25, #date(2022,1,3),#date(2022,1,4)}
}
)
How can I get this results in power query editor:
Brand Percent Goal Date
1 0.20 1/1/2022
1 0.20 1/2/2022
1 0.20 1/3/2022
1 0.20 1/4/2022
2 0.30 1/1/2022
2 0.30 1/2/2022
2 0.25 1/3/2022
2 0.25 1/4/2022
Code for desired output:
#table(
{"Brand", "Percent Goal", "Date"},
{
{1,0.20, #date(2022,1,1)},
{1,0.20, #date(2022,1,2)},
{1,0.20, #date(2022,1,3)},
{1,0.20, #date(2022,1,4)},
{2,0.30, #date(2022,1,1)},
{2,0.30, #date(2022,1,2)},
{2,0.25, #date(2022,1,3)},
{2,0.25, #date(2022,1,4)}
}
)
I'm sorry I don't know how to upload a sample
Thanks for your time
Solved! Go to Solution.
In Power Query, add a column similar to this:
{Number.From([StartDate])..Number.From([EndDate])}
Expand the List then change the type to date.
Good luck
I don't understand what you are telling me.
Have you tried adding the column?
Hi,
Is the Date in dd/mm/yyyy format or mm/dd/yyyy?
Hi,
In that case HotChilli's solution should work fine for you.
In Power Query, add a column similar to this:
{Number.From([StartDate])..Number.From([EndDate])}
Expand the List then change the type to date.
Good luck
Hi @HotChilli
I have two other colums in my table, brand and Percent Goal, and dates may repete depending on Brand.
Percent Goal may be different depending on date as well
Thanks