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Below is my scenario:
- My Windows OS is in US
- My Power BI Global is in US
- My Current File Locale is in US (Power BI)
- The Source Excel File is in US
Now, I am trying to simulate what I am learning and need the dates in dd-mm-yy format. I tried using locale but it does not work.
Note: ** I do not want to change my OS settings and neither my Excel File**
Please advise. Thank You!
Solved! Go to Solution.
@Anonymous
In Power Query, you can choose change type and use locale then pick the English (United Kingdom)
You can change it in the model by selecting the column and directly entering the format as follows
You can also check the new features added to the FORAMT function in the September 2021 release
https://powerbi.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/power-bi-september-2021-feature-summary/#post-17174-_Toc81908310
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@Anonymous
In Power Query, you can choose change type and use locale then pick the English (United Kingdom)
You can change it in the model by selecting the column and directly entering the format as follows
You can also check the new features added to the FORAMT function in the September 2021 release
https://powerbi.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/power-bi-september-2021-feature-summary/#post-17174-_Toc81908310
⭕ Subscribe and learn Power BI from these videos
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