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Hi all,
I have a table named DimDate that contains Dates in different format. And another table named Problems, that have two fields (created on and closed on), that I linked with the field Date, available on DimDate table:
First relation and active one:
The second relation (non active):
Now on my graph, I need to display and compare between the created problems, basing into the creation date, and the closed problems (basing into the closure date). I have also a field name State, that contains following values:
I need to display my graphe like that:
But I can only display the created problems, because the relation is active:
I'm confused and I know that something is wrong but I can't see whats wrong.
Solved! Go to Solution.
Solved but creating a mesure:
Closure = CALCULATE(COUNTROWS(Problems),USERELATIONSHIP(Problems[Closed On], DimDate[Date]))
Solved but creating a mesure:
Closure = CALCULATE(COUNTROWS(Problems),USERELATIONSHIP(Problems[Closed On], DimDate[Date]))
I have a problem with the relations. The values of opened problems are correct but not the case for the closed values.
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