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How to group by dates in PowerBI?

Hi all,

 

I am wondering how to use PowerBI to group the dates? I am looking to show a weekly dashboard. 

 

This is the original data

 

Grouping by Dates.JPG

 

Based on that, I want to PowerBI to automatically create a column next to my data that looks like this:

 

Grouping by Dates end result.JPG

 

This shows that between specific dates, I can catogorise them as 'week 1', 'week 2' etc. I want to be able to do that quickly and find a way to automate the process instead of going through the data and manually labelling them with respective weeks. 

 

Thanks!

 

Ashley

 

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parry2k
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@Anonymous week 1 and week 2 etc.. are these year week number, if yes, you can use weeknum function to create this column



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parry2k
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@Anonymous week 1 and week 2 etc.. are these year week number, if yes, you can use weeknum function to create this column



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