Power Query Help with a date formula

gheyman

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  1. 365
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  1. Windows
This doesnt seem to work. Can someone point out my error?

thanks

= Table.AddColumn(#"Filtered Rows3", "Custom.1", each if [ApprovalDate] > DateTime.Date(09/09/2022) then Date.AddMonths([Effective Date], 18) else "N")

it results in Error
 

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According to the documentation you would use the DateTime.Date function like this...

Power Query:
DateTime.Date(#datetime(2022, 09, 09, 11, 56, 02))

But, I think you might want to use DateTime.From like this...

Power Query:
DateTime.From(#date(2022, 9, 9))
 
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