The first formula I supplied is DAX. That is the one that starts with "Column =". You use that version after you have run your query and are out of the Query Editor window and in Power BI Desktop. You go to the Data tab (middle icon on the left) and go to "Modeling" and then "New Column". That is where you would use the FIRST formula.
The SECOND formula is when you are in the Query Editor window and go to "Add Column" in the ribbon and then New Column. You seem to be using the DAX query when you should be using the M query and using the M query when you should be using the DAX query.
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