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Hi all,
I hope my problem is described clearly, but if there are additional questions before you could give me any tips please ask!
So i got data from Azure Data Explorer (Kusto) via Directquery. In the data there is a column "collectionTimestamp" containing a timestamp. Power BI seems to detect this as a date/time/timezone.
Because there is no automatic date hyrarchie when using Directquery i made a date hyrarchie myself. For the data that works like a charm but i cannot get the time from the column.
I tried adding a colum via "add column --> time" but that gives a strange format of the time. There is displayd "0." before the actual time.
The colomn is defined as a time column, but when doing that again there is an error shown:
i tried investigating that error but there are no results via Google.
After going back one step (so not declaring the column as a time column) i put the hole thing in a graph. At first i added the data hyrarchie and then added the time.
The table gives a result, sorts the data and displays "(leeg)" at the place where i would expect the times to be displayed.
I also build the report with import i.s.o. Directquery and then it all works as i would like it to work. But as i need to have the data automatically updated for viewers of the report import is not going to work.
I hope someone can help me to point me in the right direction.
@Geert_v_Hugten , Try a new column in power query
DateTime.Time([Datetime])
or in DAX
TimeValue([datetime])
HI!
I added a new column via power query and entered "DateTime.Time([CollectionTimestamp])" as the column formula.
The result i got is a new column with data type "random" (i'm not sure if this translates correct. I have my language set in Dutch) and the time including the "0." in front of it.
If i then add this to the X-axis i.s.o. the other "time" column there is data shown but it is not formatted as time.
If i change the data type to "time" the earlier described error occurs.
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