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Hi there.
So i've googled this and the answer isn't jumping out at me.
I created a CALENDARAUTO() table from Modelling ? New Table.
I then added a WorkDay column which uses a formula to work out the weekdays identifying them as a one or a zero.
However it counts national holidays such as Christmas and Easter as a working day. I simply want to be able to edit the WorkDay column.
My Calendar does not appear under Edit Queries (I guess it's not a query, it's just a table) so I don't know if or how I can adjust what's in there.
Jemma
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Hi @Anonymous,
Based on my test, you could use the IF function in the dax to solve your problem, if the 2018/1/1 is the the date you want to edit, you could create a new calculated column and use below formula:
Column = IF('Table'[Date]=DATE(2018,1,1),"Hollday","Not Holiday")
Result:
Reference:https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/query-bi/dax/if-function-dax
Regards,
Daniel He
Hi @Anonymous,
Based on my test, you could use the IF function in the dax to solve your problem, if the 2018/1/1 is the the date you want to edit, you could create a new calculated column and use below formula:
Column = IF('Table'[Date]=DATE(2018,1,1),"Hollday","Not Holiday")
Result:
Reference:https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/query-bi/dax/if-function-dax
Regards,
Daniel He
Daniel you clever thing you. I will absolutely do this!!!
Thanks!!!
Hi @Anonymous,
Just select a column of the table and the code will appear in the DAX box (don't really know hoy to call it)
Regards.
Hi Luxpbi,
I don't want to edit the code... I want to actuall select a cell in the table and change the value. I wonder if I can manually add the holidays into the formula instead, so like an if(25 december 2018, 0, else... then do the calculation.
Sorry my bad, I didn't understood you well enought.
You can't modify a cell but you can do it with code.
Here is one of the best solutions there is:
SQLBI Working Days
Edit:
You can also download the calendar template and check how it's done:
Calendar template
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