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I have a set of dates for an event. I know that the events usually happen twice a year from certain months. I want to create a column where each event is numbered in order as time goes on, Event 1, Event 2, Event 3, Event 4, etc. I figured i may need a helper column for this but i am not sure where to start.
Any advice is appreciated. Thank you.
I will attach an example file for you to view. Summit Data.xlsx
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Hello @ssm_214,
I'm not sure if I understand your question correctly. My following code Creates the TimeFrame column based on Approved Date. If the approval date is between December (12) and February (2), enter the number 1, and if the approval date is between May (5) and July (7), enter the number 2.
Did I understand you correctly?
let
Source = YOUREXCELFILE,
Type = Table.TransformColumnTypes(Source,{{"Approved Date", type date}}),
ColumnTimeFrame = Table.AddColumn(Type, "TimeFrame", each
if Date.Month([Approved Date]) >= 12 or Date.Month([Approved Date]) <= 2
then 1
else if Date.Month([Approved Date]) >= 5 or Date.Month([Approved Date]) <= 7
then 2
else null
, Int64.Type)
in
ColumnTimeFrame
Best regards from Germany
Manuel Bolz
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Hello @ssm_214,
I'm not sure if I understand your question correctly. My following code Creates the TimeFrame column based on Approved Date. If the approval date is between December (12) and February (2), enter the number 1, and if the approval date is between May (5) and July (7), enter the number 2.
Did I understand you correctly?
let
Source = YOUREXCELFILE,
Type = Table.TransformColumnTypes(Source,{{"Approved Date", type date}}),
ColumnTimeFrame = Table.AddColumn(Type, "TimeFrame", each
if Date.Month([Approved Date]) >= 12 or Date.Month([Approved Date]) <= 2
then 1
else if Date.Month([Approved Date]) >= 5 or Date.Month([Approved Date]) <= 7
then 2
else null
, Int64.Type)
in
ColumnTimeFrame
Best regards from Germany
Manuel Bolz
If this post helped you, please consider Accept as Solution so other members can find it faster.
🤝Follow me on LinkedIn
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