Forum Discussion
Change Date range in a Calendar Table
- 4 years ago
Good news! I think I found the answer.
Delete these 2 columns from the TenantMailboxUsage table:
1) "TotalIssueWarningQuota(KB/MB/GB/TB)"
2) "StorageUsed(KB/MB/GB/TB)"
Doing this causes the circular dependency error to disappear when changing the relationship from 1:1 to *:1 between the TenantUsageMailbox & Calendar tables.
Once the above steps were taken, I was finally able to edit the CALENDAR formula, and the USERELATIONSHIP error no longer appears! (Changed end year from 2025 to 2022 as a test, and it worked.)
Hopefully this resolves both errors for you as it did for me!
Regards,
Nathan
P.S. Solution found here.
https://github.com/MicrosoftDocs/microsoft-365-docs/issues/4056
Good news! I think I found the answer.
Delete these 2 columns from the TenantMailboxUsage table:
1) "TotalIssueWarningQuota(KB/MB/GB/TB)"
2) "StorageUsed(KB/MB/GB/TB)"
Doing this causes the circular dependency error to disappear when changing the relationship from 1:1 to *:1 between the TenantUsageMailbox & Calendar tables.
Once the above steps were taken, I was finally able to edit the CALENDAR formula, and the USERELATIONSHIP error no longer appears! (Changed end year from 2025 to 2022 as a test, and it worked.)
Hopefully this resolves both errors for you as it did for me!
Regards,
Nathan
P.S. Solution found here.
https://github.com/MicrosoftDocs/microsoft-365-docs/issues/4056
- hmeltonPSL4 years ago
Helper II
I also noticed in the new template that I downloaded the date was extended to 2025 but I like knowing how things work so I change it again if I need to. Thanks for all your hard work on this one!!!