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Hi, everybody
I am connecting Power BI Desktop with a query by ODATA.
This query has a column date format DD/MM/AAAA as it follows.
However, when I use the tag data to transform the format to date, it transforms DD/MM/AAAA by MM/DD/AAAA
I use this regional setting in Power Bi Desktop
Any tip?
Thanks for your help
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I don't know any Spanish, do you mean the problem is that the date column is predicated in "MM/DD/YYYY" rather than "DD/MM/YYYY" in that locale?
My text can be predicated in a "DD/MM/YYYY" format in the same locale in your post. I doubt the locale is overwritten in your case, check how the date type is changed in "advance editor" and try to find any code other than
= Table.TransformColumnTypes(Table5_Table, {{"date", type date}}, "es-ES")
You can also overwritten the locale forllowing below picture, right click on the column.
I don't know any Spanish, do you mean the problem is that the date column is predicated in "MM/DD/YYYY" rather than "DD/MM/YYYY" in that locale?
My text can be predicated in a "DD/MM/YYYY" format in the same locale in your post. I doubt the locale is overwritten in your case, check how the date type is changed in "advance editor" and try to find any code other than
= Table.TransformColumnTypes(Table5_Table, {{"date", type date}}, "es-ES")
You can also overwritten the locale forllowing below picture, right click on the column.
Thanks!!!!
It works!!!!
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