Julians Date

[Gaucho]

Hello,

How can i convert this Date to normal Date.

Thx in advance for your help

[Idkpowerbi]

Hello Gaucho.

I think what you are asking is to display date in format of dd:mm:yyyy

You can change that here

[Gaucho]

Hi @Idkpowerbi 
No it is not what i am trying to do. In My screenshort you can see that there is always "1900". That is already problem i want to solve. 

[ronrsnfld]

I cannot understand your logic in getting from what you show to what you want

Please show

• Your original data
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  • Best to post this as text or an Excel table which can be copy/pasted.
• A screenshot of your desired results from that data
• Your current code
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• A statement of your logic in going from your original data to your desired results

As an aside, you are not showing any Julian dates (or dates from a Julian Date Calendar) in the data you have shown us so far, so I especially don't understand the significance of your question title.

[slorin]

Hi

= Table.TransformColumns(Prev_Step,{{"GJ", each Date.FromText(_, [Culture = "de-DE"]), type date}})

Stéphane 

[Gaucho]

Hi it is not fonctioning, here is the error message;

[slorin]

Add column

Date.FromText([GJ], [Culture = "de-DE"])

Stéphane 

[Gaucho]

@slorin still not fonctioning

[slorin]

I need more information

What is the formula?
What is the error message?

Stéphane

[Gaucho]

Here ist how GJ is appearing, when i try to insert the code you gave me it shows no error as shown below:

When i click on "OK" the result appears like this:

[slorin]

 #date(2023,1,Number.From([GJ])

[Gaucho]

In "GJ" i have the year 21, 22 and 23. THe formular you gave me will be like this;

[slorin]

I don't understand what do you want : 01/01/2021, 01/01/2022 and 01/01/2023 ?

#date(Number.From("20"&[GJ],1,1)

[Gaucho]

I want something like this;
all dd/ all MM/YYYY for 2021, 2022 and 2023

[Gaucho]

The syntax is showing no error but when i click on Okay, it shows me "ERROR"

[slorin]

I can't help you without your formula, a screenshot, your previous step, the error message...

[Gaucho]

I took de Data with "GJ" in JDE but i couldn't convert it to date, that is why i was trying to get a solution how to manage it .