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I have a line graph with two measures that show the last three years by month. However, before the first month (zeroes in the data) and after the last month (zeroes in the data), the line graph goes to zero. However, in the visualization, I have it set as below and if I put in the start of the first month of the three month period (Oct 2021), it cuts off even more of the line graph. I'm sorry, but I can't share the file. Does anyone know what may be causing the issue? As a note, I'm not using a date table
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You can replace these specific zeroes with null in your data, or filter out the dates you don't require, and don't set the range:
You can replace these specific zeroes with null in your data, or filter out the dates you don't require, and don't set the range:
As a note, I'm not using a date table
Use a date table.
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