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Hi,
The attached image is from the well known and respected Jeffrey Wang (Microsoft Power BI Engineering Manager) .
Why is the use of "DateAdd(), EndOfMonth(), StartOfMonth()" wrong? Why is EOMonth() good and EndOfMonth() bad?
The URL of JW's presentation can be found below:
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/yhop1c7c8sdod5f/AAC0iTm1206-donIgEC3Ry0Ya?dl=0
(Inside Aug 2017 folder)
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi @Anonymous ,
When we use the DateAdd/EndOfMonth/StartOfMonth function, we need use column inside, but the EOMoth/EDate can accept single datetime value and Today function will only return one value.
So In your scenario, we cannot use DateAdd/EndOfMonth/StartOfMonth function with the Today function.
Best regards,
Hi @Anonymous ,
When we use the DateAdd/EndOfMonth/StartOfMonth function, we need use column inside, but the EOMoth/EDate can accept single datetime value and Today function will only return one value.
So In your scenario, we cannot use DateAdd/EndOfMonth/StartOfMonth function with the Today function.
Best regards,
Hi @Anonymous ,
Believe that the answer is given on the previous slide of the presentation where you have taken out the image:
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Miguel Félix
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