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tarun_19921
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unable to change date format mm/dd/yyyy to dd/mm/yyyy

power bi desktop date slicer is showing in dd/mm/yyyy format but when i publish it on service it is showing mm/dd/yyyy .
i want to change date format on service.

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Poojara_D12
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Hi @tarun_19921 

To fix Date Format Power BI Service:

  1. Set Regional Settings in Desktop:

    • Go to File > Options > Regional Settings and choose the desired locale (e.g., English (United Kingdom) for dd/mm/yyyy).
    • Republish the report.
  2. Update Service Locale:

    • In Power BI Service: Profile Picture > Settings > General > Locale, set the same locale as in Desktop.
  3. Explicit Date Format:

    • In Desktop, select the date column > Column Tools > Format > Choose dd/mm/yyyy.
  4. Browser Settings:

    • Ensure the browser's language/region matches the desired format.
  5. Custom DAX Column (if needed):

    • Create: Formatted Date = FORMAT(YourTable[Date], "dd/mm/yyyy").

Align settings and republish to ensure consistency.

 

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Anonymous
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Hi ,

Based on the description, try to change the region to the UK.

But, if the date formate dd/mm/yyyy, slicer settings style between format still only shows mm/dd/yyyyy.

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Try to use the vertical list style for slicer settings.

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Wisdom Wu

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Poojara_D12
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Super User

Hi @tarun_19921 

To fix Date Format Power BI Service:

  1. Set Regional Settings in Desktop:

    • Go to File > Options > Regional Settings and choose the desired locale (e.g., English (United Kingdom) for dd/mm/yyyy).
    • Republish the report.
  2. Update Service Locale:

    • In Power BI Service: Profile Picture > Settings > General > Locale, set the same locale as in Desktop.
  3. Explicit Date Format:

    • In Desktop, select the date column > Column Tools > Format > Choose dd/mm/yyyy.
  4. Browser Settings:

    • Ensure the browser's language/region matches the desired format.
  5. Custom DAX Column (if needed):

    • Create: Formatted Date = FORMAT(YourTable[Date], "dd/mm/yyyy").

Align settings and republish to ensure consistency.

 

Did I answer your question? Mark my post as a solution, this will help others!

If my response(s) assisted you in any way, don't forget to drop me a "Kudos" 🙂

Kind Regards,
Poojara
Data Analyst | MSBI Developer | Power BI Consultant
YouTube: https://youtube.com/@biconcepts?si=04iw9SYI2HN80HKS

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KPR106
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Helo @tarun_19921 

 

To ensure the date format is dd/mm/yyyy both in Power BI Desktop and Service, follow these steps:

  1. In Power BI Desktop:

    • Set the Locale for this report to a region that uses dd/mm/yyyy through  File > Options > Regional Settings.
  2. In Power Query:

    • Ensure the date column is correctly formatted as a Date type in Power Query Editor.
  3. In Power BI Service:

    • Set the Locale to a region with dd/mm/yyyy under Settings > Regional Settings in Power BI Service.
    • Ensure the slicer or date fields are formatted as dd/mm/yyyy in Power BI Desktop before publishing.
  4. Refresh Settings:

    • Clear the browser cache and refresh the report in Power BI Service to apply the changes.

These steps should ensure consistent date formatting across both Power BI Desktop and Service.

If this is helpful for you, Please let me know.
Thank You.

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