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Hello all,
I had a file where I created this line graph:
I did this based off the following:
My Y axis:
My Date table on the x axis and the Question on the legend.
I've created a new file where I have created the same thing but the line graph is just showing straight lines:
My Y axis:
Just like the first time, my Date table on the x axis and the Question on the legend.
Anyone know why this is happening? They are literally identical to each other.
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hello,
Thank you for checking in. This weekend I actually figured out the issue. I re-write my calendar table that was specififc to my fact able:
Once I connected the tables in the model view it worked.
Originally, I had a generic calendar table like in my intital post.
I do thank you for your willingness to help.
Regards!
Hi @e175429,
Checking in to see if your issue has been resolved. If not share the pbix file for reference so we can help to resolve the issue.
Thank you.
Hello,
Thank you for checking in. This weekend I actually figured out the issue. I re-write my calendar table that was specififc to my fact able:
Once I connected the tables in the model view it worked.
Originally, I had a generic calendar table like in my intital post.
I do thank you for your willingness to help.
Regards!
Hi @e175429,
Try Uploading the sample data or pbix file using the onedrive or google drive.
Thank you.
Hi, would it be possible you upload your pbix file so that other users can have a look? It looks like your Date table in the new file is missing a proper relationship with the fact table and the date table is not filtering the fact table correctly.
Hello,
I tried to upload my file but you have to be a SuperUser (which I truly do not understand).
Correct the regular users would only be able to upload files through google drive or other ways.
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