Number.From in PowerBi

gavs73

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Hi,

Could somebody please tell me what this line in the Applied Steps in PowerBI would be doing, it adds a column, and it looks like it takes a number from Date A, but I'm not sure what the double period between the two NumberFrom's does.

Table.AddColumn(#"Changed Type","Custom",each {NumberFrom([DateA])..Number.From([From([Dateb])})


Thanks
Gavin
 

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Basically it is converting the column[DateA] and [Dateb] from the Table of the previous step "#Changed Type" into number format.

You could manually change/delete the step which was auto generated when you get data from a source.
 
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