I have an Existing Column in the Model with Datatype TEXT. I need to create a Calculated Column with Intial Letter as Capital... Is that possible in DAX...? If so How to do that...?
I have row like : "JUST for An example" ---- Need not to be only 4 words, they might be in between 1 and 6
I need the row to be look like this : "Just For An Example"... I want Intial letter of every word to be Capital....
you cant do that in 1 operation
1) Lowercase all
2) split column by 1 characther (only 1 split)
3) Capital all in first colum (containing only 1 char)
4) merg the two columns
You have to use some workaround solution. When you have this kind of requirement, break that into smaller pieces and resolve those pieces one by one. Ultimately you can consolidate those solutions to get your final answer.
Selected Month is like "FY23 M04 AUG" (Financial Month). So, this variable has "JAN", "FEB" but following DAX change "JAN" as "Jan", "FEB" as "Feb" etc...
Try this out:
I don't think this question was answered properly according to the title of the question (in DAX, not in PowerrBi user interface).
I am using measure and would like to capitalize the word, but UPPER function makes all the letter in the word capital.
What is the proper way to capitalize a single word (not values in a column) using DAX language in PowerBi?
Hi @Anonymous,
Why not use Power Query / M to do this task? There is a quick and simple way to achieve that by using lowercase + Capitalize Each Word transformations.
Format transformations in Power Query
HTH,
Pawel
I am importing the table directly from SQL Server to SSAS Tabular model and then to Live connected Power BI so I have to Capitalise Initials in SSAS tabular model by using DAX...
@Anonymous wrote:
I am importing the table directly from SQL Server to SSAS Tabular model and then to Live connected Power BI so I have to Capitalise Initials in SSAS tabular model by using DAX...
@Anonymous
AFAIK, there's no such existing function to do that in DAX. You may do the trick when importing from SQL Server via T-SQL. See some this demo and this.
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