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rsch91
Helper I
1 year ago
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date in table using date/time variable from another table

The company I work for has data sets for us to work with, and in one of those data sets is a certain date/time variable. Let's call it DATEX.    I want to use this variable in another table, but on...
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  • Anonymous's avatar
    Anonymous
    1 year ago

    Hi rsch91 ,

    Based on the description, creating a calculated column.

    FormattedDATEX = FORMAT('Table'[DATEX], "yyyy-mm-dd")

    Then, creating a new table.

    NewTable = 
SUMMARIZE(
    'Table',
    'Table'[FormattedDATEX]
)

    Besides, creating a new calculated column.

    NewCalculatedColumn = 
IF(
    NETWORKDAYS(MIN('Table'[DATEX]), NewTable[FormattedDATEX], 1, {DATE(2024,11, 6)}) < 0, 
    BLANK(),
    NETWORKDAYS(MIN('Table'[DATEX]), NewTable[FormattedDATEX], 1, {DATE(2024,11,6)})
)

     

    Best Regards,

    Wisdom Wu

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AnalyticPulse's avatar
AnalyticPulse
Solution Sage
1 year ago

for date format you can add calculated columnn using this dax:
Formatteddate = FORMAT([datecolumn], "MM/DD/YYYY")
you will get thiss format:
11/05/2024

  • rsch91's avatar
    rsch91
    Helper I
    1 year ago

    Thanks! That has worked. I created a column called "formatted DATEX" Now how do I work with DATEX to create a new column in the same new table? 

     

    IF(
                        NETWORKDAYS(MIN(Dim_table[DATEZ]), DATEX, 1, tabel_vakantiedagen) < 0, BLANK(),
                                    NETWORKDAYS(MIN(Dim_Table[DATEZ]), DATEX], 1, tabel_vakantiedagen))
     
    Right now it's working with DATEX in the date/time-format. Just want it to work with the date only. So I can't refer to "formatted  DATEX"-date column in the calculated table. How do I make sure it works with the date only in this DAX-formula? 
    • AnalyticPulse's avatar
      AnalyticPulse
      Solution Sage
      1 year ago

      rsch91 
      you can refer the new column in your dax instead of old datecolumn, it will be similar to your datetime column just that it wont have time part, only dates.

      • rsch91's avatar
        rsch91
        Helper I
        1 year ago

        The thing is, it won't let me refer to the new column in the IF-formula.