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Hi @Anonymous,
As Vvelarde has mentioned above, you should use Power Query (informally known as "M") Formula in Query Editor.
The formula you're using should work when creating a calculate column or a measure under Modeling tab in Power BI Desktop.
Regards
I used this solution and I am now getting the error " The following syntax error occurred during parsing: Invalid token, Line 1, Offset 161, [Project #))))."
This is my code:
That error suggests that you are writing the formula in the Query Editor. You should be writing this as a calculated column formula.
@Anonymous
In Query Editor you should be use Power Query Language.
Calculate is part of DAX. (to create a measure or calculated column after you load the data model)
Hi @Anonymous,
As Vvelarde has mentioned above, you should use Power Query (informally known as "M") Formula in Query Editor.
The formula you're using should work when creating a calculate column or a measure under Modeling tab in Power BI Desktop.
Regards
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