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Hi All,
I want to limit a data set to have no departure date greater than last Sunday with Monday as the start of the week. The static value of the 26th works but i would like it dynamic so you don't to change each week.
= Table.SelectRows(#"Changed Type3", each [Departure Date] < #date(2021, 4, 26))
= Table.SelectRows(#"Changed Type3", each [Departure Date] <= dateDate.EndOfWeek(#datetimezone(Day.Sunday)Day.Monday)
Thanks
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Hi again @Anonymous ,
In case you work with future dates would be => "Less than Today and Not in This Week".
= Table.SelectRows(#"Changed Type3", each not Date.IsInCurrentWeek([Departure Date]) and [Departure Date] < DateTime.LocalNow())
Hi again @Anonymous ,
In case you work with future dates would be => "Less than Today and Not in This Week".
= Table.SelectRows(#"Changed Type3", each not Date.IsInCurrentWeek([Departure Date]) and [Departure Date] < DateTime.LocalNow())
Hi @Anonymous ,
Try with this:
= Table.SelectRows(#"Changed Type3", each not Date.IsInCurrentWeek([Departure Date]))
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