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raschdieek
7 months agoFrequent Visitor
Creating date slicer removes data
Problem - when creating a "Date" slicer for information in my visual, I lose data from a table I have set up. Example: Setting up a slicer based on the Date table, you can see there is a range t...
- 7 months ago
v-hashadapu Thanks for your help.
I would consider this resolved. I can transform the data that is pulled into the model from DirectQuery as well. This is suitable for my needs.
danextian
7 months agoSuper User
Hi raschdieek
Do you need those future dates? Have you tried removing overly future dates from your dates table? Say only up to 2027.
- raschdieek7 months agoFrequent Visitor
Thanks for the reply. No, I do not need the dates that far out, but it is not the issue.
The issue looks to be that the underlying data that gets filtered still has a time stamp associated with it, even though in PowerBI I set the column data to Date data type and Short Date format.
Visually I do not see the time stamps, but the query to our database still contains a time stamp.