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Hi everyone,
I'm trying to implement a tracking on operations I'm clearing/week. I have a sharepoint list which looks that way :
From a Power BI perspective, I would like to have the ''Due Date'' column in a table which could look like this.
Nothing fancy, and I dont think it's that complicated, so I used some DAX expressions as per below :
Hello @Anonymous ,
When you created the Date table have you linked it with the relevant table in 'Model' section?
E.g. Creating a connection between "Rework Process" and Test (Date) table:
Rework Process[Due_date] = Test[Date]
Hello,
That's indeed a good start that I forgot..
It's showing blanks now
I guess i'm on the right path, but I would require a bit more help!
Thanks a lot for taking care of it, much appreciated !
@Anonymous
Make sure that the join field on both tables is on Date format (not Datetime or anything else)
Any chance you could share the workspace with us?
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