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Netrelemo
3 years agoHelper IV
Since when does Int64.Type have decimals?
I have a simple PowerQuery formula as follows: = Table.TransformColumnTypes(..... ,{{"Period.1", type date}, {"Period", type date}}) = Table.AddColumn(......., "Subtraction", each (Duration.Days...
parry2k
3 years agoSuper User
Netrelemo what about if you change type to whole number after the calculation, do you still see it as a decimal?
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- Netrelemo3 years agoHelper IV
No, of course it becomes an int then.
I'm able to solve the problem. My question is more educational. Is this just a bug, a feature not yet developed properly, or is that I misunderstand the meaning of Int64.Type?
Table.AddColumn(......., ......, each ...., Int64.Type)