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Hi,
I have a csv document with a [MONTH] and [YEAR] column as shown. I would like to comine these two into a date column making it eg: 01/08/2022 for each entry.
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=Table.AddColumn(PreviousStepName,each Date.From(Text.Format("#[year]-#[month]-1",_)))
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Date.From(Text.Format("#[year]-#[month]-1",_))
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=Table.AddColumn(PreviousStepName,each Date.From(Text.Format("#[year]-#[month]-1",_)))
Forgive my amatuer-ish-ness but how would you complete that without the advanced editor? In this interface?
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Date.From(Text.Format("#[year]-#[month]-1",_))
If this solves your problem, please accept @wdx223_Daniel's answer above as the solution. Not this one.
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