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Creating a Simple Month-Over-Month Line Graph (Relationship Issue?)
- 3 years ago
I suggest you change the datatype in Power Query.
Right click on timestamp column --> Change Type --> Date
Refresh the dataset and please check again
If this is the case then i suggest you do the following:
1st try creating the same graph but instead of using date from calendar table use the timestamp from sales table.
If the graph is displayed then there may be a problem with the relationship between the 2 tables
I tried that as well, and it did show a problem with the relationship between the two table, but the problem is, what could that problem be when the format and data type are the same?
- themistoklis3 years agoCommunity Champion
are you certain that the timestamp field doesnt contain time as well ... and it has only dates?
- Alvanor3 years agoNew Member
The timestamp column in the original format does include the time as well - however I switched it to only Date in the Data field. Could that be the issue?
- themistoklis3 years agoCommunity Champion
I suggest you change the datatype in Power Query.
Right click on timestamp column --> Change Type --> Date
Refresh the dataset and please check again