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converting to date column using dax : Dax date = DATE( LEFT('Whone to Date'[date column],4), MID('Whone to Date'[date column],5,2), RIGHT('Whone to Date'[date column],2) )
LEFT: Extracts the first 4 characters, which represent the Year. MID: Extracts 2 characters starting at position 5, representing the Month. RIGHT: Extracts the last 2 characters, which represent the Day. DATE: Combines these extracted values into a proper Date format in Power BI. Ensure 'Whone to Date'[date column] is a text column, as this formula assumes text input. If it’s already numeric, you might need to convert it to text first using FORMAT or ensure the numeric operations align. The output of this formula will be in Power BI's Date data type.
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This is for freshers only..also most of the optimisation of queries can be done in SQL only... For two fact tables u can select required columns from two different tables and then union all. Select distinct customerid from table1 Union all Select distinct customerid from table2
Optimizing SQL Queries for Freshers: A Quick Tip! When working with two fact tables, remember that most of your query optimization can be done directly within SQL. 💡 Here’s a simple tip: If you need to retrieve distinct customer IDs from two different tables, you can select the required columns from both tables and use the UNION ALL operation to combine the results.
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converting to date column using dax : Dax date =
DATE(
LEFT('Whone to Date'[date column],4),
MID('Whone to Date'[date column],5,2),
RIGHT('Whone to Date'[date column],2)
)
LEFT: Extracts the first 4 characters, which represent the Year.
MID: Extracts 2 characters starting at position 5, representing the Month.
RIGHT: Extracts the last 2 characters, which represent the Day.
DATE: Combines these extracted values into a proper Date format in Power BI.
Ensure 'Whone to Date'[date column] is a text column, as this formula assumes text input. If it’s already numeric, you might need to convert it to text first using FORMAT or ensure the numeric operations align.
The output of this formula will be in Power BI's Date data type.
1st question - simple step change the number data type to text and then change the data type into date
we can do it in DAX also using the combination of Date, LEFT, RIGHT and MID Functions..or we can use the Date.From function in the custom column
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Question 5, i had tried but could not have done. How you can help me?
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These questions are typically asked for candidates with how many years of experience
3-5 years experienced people
How how many years experience these questions are for..
it helps for 3-5 years experiance people.
For Que-2
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Question No 5 ,it should be ALLSELECTED not ALL
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yes it should be ALLSELECTED to work perfectly..
This is for freshers only..also most of the optimisation of queries can be done in SQL only...
For two fact tables u can select required columns from two different tables and then union all.
Select distinct customerid from table1
Union all
Select distinct customerid from table2
Optimizing SQL Queries for Freshers: A Quick Tip!
When working with two fact tables, remember that most of your query optimization can be done directly within SQL.
💡 Here’s a simple tip: If you need to retrieve distinct customer IDs from two different tables, you can select the required columns from both tables and use the UNION ALL operation to combine the results.