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Hi,
When my report is prepared and published, I have a colum with Estimated Date of Arrival showing me a Date. Where my date is 0001-01-01, the report shows an empty Date.
This is how I also want it to be shown.
After a data refresh from the Gateway
the report suddenly shows another Date: 1899-12-30.
What can I do to keep the date empty?
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As smoupre said, you could create a calculated column to work around your issue. Sample DAX.
Column = IF(YEAR(Table2[Date])<1900,BLANK(),Table2[Date])
Regards,
Charlie Liao
As smoupre said, you could create a calculated column to work around your issue. Sample DAX.
Column = IF(YEAR(Table2[Date])<1900,BLANK(),Table2[Date])
Regards,
Charlie Liao
The Calculated column indeed creates a workaround.
Thanks for the replies.
That seems like a bug. That date is the base date in Power BI. You should be able to fix it in Power BI (work-a-round) by creating a calculated column in either M or DAX.
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