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I need to create column with fulldate from 2013

I have two table with enrollment data. I have first table have enrollments having from  2103 and second tabel having enrollmnets from 2021. i need to create a line chart comparing enrollments between these two tables. 

 

i need separate fulldate column in table to join these to this third table create a visual line based on the date. 

 

 

 

 

  • If the columns in your two enrollment tables are the same/similar, you should append the tables in the query editor, disable load on the originals and only load the appended table.  This will simplify your analysis/visualization.

     

    Pat

     

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    5 years ago

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    If you don't want keep the original tables, you can create a calendar table with full date, create link the calendar with your 2 tables. Then you can just create line charts using the calendar date with data in the other 2 tables.

     

    Calendar = Calendar(Date(2013,1,1),Date(2021,12,31))

     

     

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    If the columns in your two enrollment tables are the same/similar, you should append the tables in the query editor, disable load on the originals and only load the appended table.  This will simplify your analysis/visualization.

     

    Pat

     

  • Anonymous's avatar
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    Anonymous 

    If you don't want keep the original tables, you can create a calendar table with full date, create link the calendar with your 2 tables. Then you can just create line charts using the calendar date with data in the other 2 tables.

     

    Calendar = Calendar(Date(2013,1,1),Date(2021,12,31))

     

     

    Paul Zheng _ Community Support Team
    If this post helps, please Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.