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Hello,
I haven't found the answer I need within previous questions.
My pc is set to European date format dd/mm/yyyy. A lot of my data is in US format mm/dd/yyyy. I did find the setting to change Type and Locale within Power Query Editor. Having applied that though it is giving me errors on saving. When I had managed to save that change with a subset of the data, my issue was when using the DateDiff function, Today was still being seen as European format. I came across the previously given advice to use the Format fuction to change Today to US format. I cannot however figure out where to use that though so that it impacts my DateDiff column correctly. Would appreciate your guidance
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Thanks !
I will try that - I seem to have a lot fewer options than you do
Thanks !
I will try that - I seem to have a lot fewer options than you do
I found another location for chaning the locale to US - it worked !!!! Thank you 🙂
That's nice!! You're welcome 😊
It's still giving me a negative count of days between 06/12/2023 and today. I'm getting -133 instead of about 44
Then, I suggest you to reorder the date in power query by splitting it in three column and later on, concatenating it in the correct order
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