Power BI - Power Query EditorYou changed a date column's data type to Text in Power Query, but your visuals show incorrect dates. What is the likely problem?AText data type improves date calculations automaticallyBChanging date to text breaks date calculations and sortingCPower BI ignores data types in visualsDYou must refresh the data source to fix visualsCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Analyze the impact of changing date to textChanging a date column to text removes date properties, so calculations and sorting fail.Step 2: Understand why visuals show incorrect datesWithout date type, Power BI cannot interpret or order dates properly in visuals.Final Answer:Changing date to text breaks date calculations and sorting -> Option BQuick Check:Date as text breaks date logic [OK]Quick Trick: Keep date columns as Date type for correct visuals [OK]Common Mistakes:Assuming text type improves date calculationsBelieving Power BI ignores data types in visualsThinking refresh fixes data type issues
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