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Hi,
I am trying to retrieve data into one of the query in power query editor using M for last 18 months,but below query retrieves 2 years of data.
Can you please let me know the formula to just retrieve last 18 months that is data from 06012022.
dbo_v_Ns_Metrics_1 = Table.SelectRows(dbo_v_Ns_Metrics, each [PE_Date_Int] > ((Date.Year(Date.AddDays(DateTime.LocalNow(), -1 )) - 2) * 10000) + 1231),
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Below query worked for me as per my requirement,to retrieve data for last 18 months,
As I also need a number format not a date format.
Hi @smeg - if you enter the following function the result is 20211231:
= (((Date.Year(Date.AddDays(DateTime.LocalNow(), -1 )) - 2) * 10000) + 1231)
// 20221231This result is number, not a date.
Could you use the following function instead.
= Date.AddMonths( Date.StartOfMonth( DateTime.LocalNow() ) , -18)
// 01/06/2022 00:00:00Another thing to consider is the Data Type of the [PE_Date_Int] column. Is it Date? The example "06012022" suggest that it might be Text.
Hi
Data Type of the [PE_Date_Int] column is integer(number) not a date,How can i cast/convert below function accordingly because when i use below one the data refresh is taking forever,because of comparison between number and date.
= Date.AddMonths( Date.StartOfMonth( DateTime.LocalNow() ) , -18)
Thanks..
= Number.From(Date.ToText(Date.AddMonths( Date.StartOfMonth( DateTime.LocalNow() ) , -18),"yyyyMMdd"))
Below query worked for me as per my requirement,to retrieve data for last 18 months,
As I also need a number format not a date format.
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