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Hello All,
I have two tables:
The first table is "job postings Neo" which has columns for "Job advertised from date", " Job advertized to date", "Job Name", "ID" and some other information.
The second Table is "Recent Hires - NEO" which columns for "Hired Date", "Job Posting ID", and some other information.
I connect the tables using the job posting ID. I also connected both tables to a date table and made all the relation ships inactive.
I have created a column in the recent hires table called time to hire which has the following code:
@Anonymous , do you have some blank dates, remove them using a visual filter, also check are you taking sum or avg/
The measure should be coming from 'Recent Hires - NEO' table not the other one
@amitchandak There is no change if I filter out the blank dates. The time to hire is a column not a measure. It is averaged for the graphs.
@amitchandak My real question is how do I make a relationship that connects the Time to Hire column to the the date column so it can filter correctly? I have relationships between all the date columns but there are multiple.
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