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kaikai24
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Create Date Table with Power Query

‎01-23-2024 12:41 PM

I read the tutorial on Microsoft website about how to create a date table with Power Query, but it seems that the tutorial doesn't consider the leap year, as there are 366 days in a leap year. How to modify this query? Sorry, I am not very familar with M language.

Create a date table - Training | Microsoft Learn

 

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spinfuzer
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‎01-23-2024 01:56 PM

Instead of 365*10 use

 

Duration.TotalDays(#date(2021,5,31)  - #date(2011,5,31) )+ 1

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‎01-23-2024 01:40 PM

That formula is giving the number of dates in your list (365*10, Ora list of 3650 dates). It's not saying 365 days per year.

 

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