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- 10 years ago
That sounds like a feature where Power BI is offering you some Time Intelligence over your datetime column.
It has recognised your "Actual Response Date" column is a date, and it's building a hierarchy on the fly to allow you to drill up and down on visuals that offer visuals (eg, Bar and Column).
There should be a small 'x' to allow you to remove the levels in the hierarchy. It can be a handy feature but you don't always want it.
That sounds like a feature where Power BI is offering you some Time Intelligence over your datetime column.
It has recognised your "Actual Response Date" column is a date, and it's building a hierarchy on the fly to allow you to drill up and down on visuals that offer visuals (eg, Bar and Column).
There should be a small 'x' to allow you to remove the levels in the hierarchy. It can be a handy feature but you don't always want it.
Thanks for that
So I went in and used the little X to get rid of the Quarter column but then I was still left with three separate columns for Year, Month and Day and of course they dont have any indication about whether they are for Actual Response Date or for Target Response Date
However, I found that by right mouse clicking on the field I could then choose other options in the way it shows
But I am now getting the error below
"The value for 'Actual Response Date' cannot be determined. Either 'Actual Response Date' doesn't exist or there is no current row for a column named 'Actual Response Date'