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Personalized column date
- 4 years ago
Date.ToText([#"[Month]"],"MMM-YY")
- 4 years ago
Actually, there are at least two ways to do that.
1. Add a Sort By column. Make your date as an integer like yyyyMM so tht it sorts correctly and use that as a Sort By column for your formatted date column.
2. (recommended) - Create you column by making the start or end of month instead and leave it as a Date. Then use a Custom Format String to display it as you like.
Creating a simple date table in DAX - SQLBI
Pat
Use yy instead of YY. Also, you could use your original formula in a DAX column (after your query loads). Or you could just use a custom format string on your Date column.
Pat
Hi mahoneypat ,
The issue is that when I use DAX to format it gives me that format but if I use that in a pivot is in alphabetical order instead of date order. So if I change the data type to Date it changes the format and then cannot find that specific format in list of custom dates that I want that is mmm-yy
So is like I can't have both > Data Type: Date with format mmm-yy to use in the pivot in a date order:
Is there any trick for this ?
- mahoneypat4 years agoMicrosoft Employee
Actually, there are at least two ways to do that.
1. Add a Sort By column. Make your date as an integer like yyyyMM so tht it sorts correctly and use that as a Sort By column for your formatted date column.
2. (recommended) - Create you column by making the start or end of month instead and leave it as a Date. Then use a Custom Format String to display it as you like.
Creating a simple date table in DAX - SQLBI
Pat