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Hi,
I'm searching for days, I can't figure out how to make this:
_example = ADDCOLUMNS( FILTER( SUMMARIZE(_distancial_amont_dates_interval; _distancial_amont_dates_interval[start_date]; _distancial_amont_dates_interval[end_date]); _distancial_amont_dates_interval[start_date] <> BLANK() ); "date"; CONCATENATEX(CALENDAR(_distancial_amont_dates_interval[start_date]; _distancial_amont_dates_interval[end_date]); [Date]; "; ") )
As you can see, I have a table with a column that contains a list of generated dates.
I simply want to have a row per date.
I know I will have a lot of duplicated data, but I need this to make statistics date per date.
Thanks for your help.
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Thanks for your answer.
I'm not sure to be able to do that on a computed column.
But never mind, I found a quick workaround, but I hope it could help some others.
I generated dates directly in MS Dynamics (it's a bit ugly, but it's light and it works well).
Thanks for your help.
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