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hi
I want to create the following - preferably with DAX - I want to create a table that starts at 00:00:00 and finishes at 00:23:59 so I can map it to a column of times. Can I use the Calendar() function using Time to do that?
Also I have a number of columns with Time - would I be better off creating one Time table and then using Dax with UseRelationship() in the measure to activate them or separate Time Tables for each of the columns? Thank you as always.
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Hi @agwalsh1812 you can try with this , convert the column to time once applied also you can make use of USERELATIONSHIP for connecting multiple time columns
hi, that worked beautifully. I create a new table and then used the code. I made one tweak though
Glad it worked for you🤝
Hi @agwalsh1812 you can try with this , convert the column to time once applied also you can make use of USERELATIONSHIP for connecting multiple time columns
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