Forum Discussion
We couldn't parse the input provided as a Date value.
This is a type conversion error but without looking at the power query steps it is difficult to tell you exactly what the solution will be. You could try to add a "Remove errors" at the end which will remove the erroneous rows but of course this won't be the ideal method since I am assuming you don't want to lose data. Also in my experience the data being displayed are only the first 1000 rows whereas the error might be in a row below so if you select "Column profiling based on the entire dataset" and use the drop down to try to scroll and see if you can identify something which doesn't look like a date. If none of these help then having a look at the problem via screenshot is probably the way to go.
- MAAbdullah_475 years ago
Helper V
Hi moizsherwani thank you for your response , I changed all the dates into text , and still the message displayed ??! If there is a problem in the date but on the current stage I changed it back to (Text) not date , Why it still continue display the error although I change it from Date to text?
- moizsherwani5 years ago
Continued Contributor
You have done the right thing but unforutnately I can't help further without actually looking at the query.