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Hi,
I have a table (Table1) like this which is imported from Excel
And I want to add a column starting at a certain date and then increasing with one day, like this:
Is this possible in any way? I tried using the CALENDAR function but that creates a whole new table instead of adding a column to an existing table. I actually already have the correct date column in a date table. So it would also be fine if I could add this column to Table 1 mentioned above.
Thanks!
Laura
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Hi @lhaz
What relationship is between the Table1 and date table?
add a column starting at a certain date and then increasing with one day
You need to define which certain date to add for the first row.
If they have proper relationship, you can create a calculated column in Table1 with the function Related, like
column1=RELATED (Date Table [date])
Best Regards
Maggie
Hi @lhaz
What relationship is between the Table1 and date table?
add a column starting at a certain date and then increasing with one day
You need to define which certain date to add for the first row.
If they have proper relationship, you can create a calculated column in Table1 with the function Related, like
column1=RELATED (Date Table [date])
Best Regards
Maggie
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