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Hi all,
I have created a new date column as per below.
Why can I not use 'Relative Date Filtering'? I would like to only show data in the last 1 week.
Thanks,
Henry
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Hi @HenryJS
To use Relative Date filtering, your column must be formatted as Date or Date/time.
To check, click on the column and then select 'Column tools' from the menu bar.
Under 'Data Type' make sure the format is either Date/time or Date.
Best regards,
Martyn
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In the Model view, check its data type. In case it is text make it as date.
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Hi @HenryJS
To use Relative Date filtering, your column must be formatted as Date or Date/time.
To check, click on the column and then select 'Column tools' from the menu bar.
Under 'Data Type' make sure the format is either Date/time or Date.
Best regards,
Martyn
If I answered your question, please help others by accepting it as a solution.
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