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Good afternoon
I have the following question: I have a column with the check-out dates of hotel guests and I need to create a new column that always brings me the 15th of the month following the check-out date.
Examples: 08/10/24 - return 09/15/2024
10/23/2024 - return 11/15/2024
Would anyone know how to do it?
Solved! Go to Solution.
Calculated column:
NextMonth15th =
DATE(YEAR([CheckOutDate]), MONTH([CheckOutDate]) + 1, 15)
Power Query
= Date.From(Date.AddMonths([CheckOutDate], 1)) + (15 - Date.Day(Date.From(Date.AddMonths([CheckOutDate], 1))))
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Easy enough,
= EOMONTH([check-out date],0)+15
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Calculated column:
NextMonth15th =
DATE(YEAR([CheckOutDate]), MONTH([CheckOutDate]) + 1, 15)
Power Query
= Date.From(Date.AddMonths([CheckOutDate], 1)) + (15 - Date.Day(Date.From(Date.AddMonths([CheckOutDate], 1))))
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Hi,
Try:
Following Date = DATEADD(STARTOFMONTH( NEXTMONTH('Table'[Date])),14,DAY)
Better Option to create the required field in the Power Query (if you run into performance issues).
Regards,
Oktay
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