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Hey,
I want to pick out the month value out of a date value. The format of the date is DD/MM/YYYY.
When I've pulled out the month value I want to put it into a custom column with "Qtr1", "Qtr2" e.t.c. depending on the month
if [Monthly Reference Line] CONTAINS 10,11,12 then "Qtr 4"
Above is what I've tried so far
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Hi @chris7990,
If you don't mind using the power query editor instead of going through DAX, then:
- Open your Query in the PQ Editor
- Make sure your date column is a Type: Date, if not, then change the type to date
- Select your date column
- On the upper ribbon, click Add Column, then Date, then Quarter, then Quarter of the year
This should create a new column based on the quarter of your date.
Hope that helps
Best,
Valentin
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Hi@chris7990
You can try to use formula as below in Edit Queries:
Month No=Date.Month([Monthly Reference Line]) Quarter =Date.QuarterOfYear([Monthly Reference Line])
Of course, you can also use DAX function to add calculate column as:
Month No = Month([Monthly Reference Line]) Quarter = "qtr" & INT ( FORMAT ( [Monthly Reference Line], "q") )
Best Regards,
Lin
Hi@chris7990
You can try to use formula as below in Edit Queries:
Month No=Date.Month([Monthly Reference Line]) Quarter =Date.QuarterOfYear([Monthly Reference Line])
Of course, you can also use DAX function to add calculate column as:
Month No = Month([Monthly Reference Line]) Quarter = "qtr" & INT ( FORMAT ( [Monthly Reference Line], "q") )
Best Regards,
Lin
Hi @chris7990,
If you don't mind using the power query editor instead of going through DAX, then:
- Open your Query in the PQ Editor
- Make sure your date column is a Type: Date, if not, then change the type to date
- Select your date column
- On the upper ribbon, click Add Column, then Date, then Quarter, then Quarter of the year
This should create a new column based on the quarter of your date.
Hope that helps
Best,
Valentin
Did I answer your question? Mark my post as a solution!
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