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Hello,
I have a report where I want to show hourly, daily, monthly and yearly data.
It all worked fine expect for the monthly overview.
I tried it like this:
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Hi,
thanks for your answers. Sadly they both did not work.
But I found a solution that works for me:
DATE(YEAR('Table'[date]), MONTH('Table'[date]), 1)
Best Regards
Noah
Hi,
thanks for your answers. Sadly they both did not work.
But I found a solution that works for me:
DATE(YEAR('Table'[date]), MONTH('Table'[date]), 1)
Best Regards
Noah
Hi @noah44 ,
I tried your operation and found this error.
You can convert the "." inside to "/" so that it can be displayed.
DATEVALUE(MONTH(smrt_eigenverbrauch_wert[Zeit]) & "/" & YEAR(smrt_eigenverbrauch_wert[Zeit]))
Best Regards,
Liu Yang
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Hi @noah44 ,
Have you tried something like this:
Hi @Pragati11,
I tried this a while ago but apparently FORMAT can not be used with DirectQuery.
Thanks for your answer
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