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No Suitable Date column
You can duplicate the column in Power Query, then split on specific characters (assuming it's consistent) to leave the date, then transform that field to a date type. In your example, I would split on the last "(" and again on the last ")" to get the date, then change the type to date in the UI. It will recognize April 2023 as something that can be a date when it transforms and make it the first of the month.
You can duplicate the column in Power Query, then split on specific characters (assuming it's consistent) to leave the date, then transform that field to a date type. In your example, I would split on the last "(" and again on the last ")" to get the date, then change the type to date in the UI. It will recognize April 2023 as something that can be a date when it transforms and make it the first of the month.
Actually thats a good call, i managed to do it with another column that only has the same amount of characters, thank you!