Dates format change after loading into table

srehman

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Office Version
  1. 2016
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  1. Windows
Hi team,

As defined Data Type "date " in PQ looks everything perfect, after loading into table Dates will appear as number. any suggestion. Thanks

DateCreate Date
44235​
44232​
44235​
44232​
44235​
44232​
44235​
44232​
44236​
44235​
44237​
44235​
44240​
44239​
44235​
44230​
 

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I guess you just need to format the cell as date.
 
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i am doing it as a temporary solution, but after next refresh its turn back to number. i am thinking to change sheet.
 
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i am doing it as a temporary solution, but after next refresh its turn back to number. i am thinking to change sheet.
I see. I'm not familiar with PQ at all.
:(
 
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