Create calculated column for the below requirement concatenate 01 to the FSCL_YR AND FSCL_MNTH

To create a calculated column that concatenates "01" to the values of the `FSCL_YR` (Fiscal Year) and `FSCL_MNTH` (Fiscal Month), you can use the following formula. The solution will depend on the platform or software you're using (like SQL, DAX in Power BI, or an Excel formula). Below are examples of how to achieve this in different contexts. ### In SQL If you are using SQL, the following statement will create a new calculated column in a SELECT statement: ```sql SELECT FSCL_YR, FSCL_MNTH, CONCAT(FSCL_YR, '-', LPAD(FSCL_MNTH, 2, '0'), '-01') AS New_Column FROM your_table; ``` ### In DAX (Power BI) If you are working in Power BI and want to create a calculated column, you can use DAX like this: ```dax New_Column = 'YourTable'[FSCL_YR] & "-" & FORMAT('YourTable'[FSCL_MNTH], "00") & "-01" ``` ### In Excel If you're using Excel, and assuming `FSCL_YR` is in column A and `FSCL_MNTH` is in column B, you can create a new column (e.g., in column C) with the following formula: ```excel =A1 & "-" & TEXT(B1, "00") & "-01" ``` ### Explanation of the Components: - `FSCL_YR`: Represents the year. - `FSCL_MNTH`: Represents the month. - `"01"`: This is static text that gets concatenated to the date. - `LPAD(FSCL_MNTH, 2, '0')` (SQL) or `TEXT(B1, "00")` (Excel): This ensures that the month is always represented as two digits (e.g., "01" for January). - `&` (DAX and Excel) or `CONCAT` (SQL): Used to concatenate the strings together. In DAX, you can also use the `FORMAT` function for formatting purposes. You can adjust the data types, formats, and specific concatenation methods to fit the requirements of the environment you are working with.