16.8 Conditional Column On Dates Example in Power BI (Power Query) | Power BI Tutorial for Beginners
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Learn how to create conditional columns in Power BI for dates in this tutorial. Follow along as we demonstrate step-by-step how to compare dates and categorize them as old or new. Import your date column into Power BI, refresh the data, and then use the conditional column feature to specify the criteria. By using the "before or equal to" condition with the date of your choice, you can assign the status of "old date" or "new date" to each entry. The tutorial also covers additional options such as using previous months or years, as well as directly selecting today's date. Enhance your Power BI skills by mastering conditional columns for dates!
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Timestamps:
00:00:03 Conditional Column on Dates 💡
00:00:22ing Dates 📅
00:00:49 Setting Date Status 📆
00:01:13 Date Status: Old or New 🗓️
00:01:42 Additional Date Options ⏰
