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I have a report that brings in multiple queries from a SQL database, then brings puts them into a simple table. I'm trying to add a date slicer to the report. The queries only go back 90 days from the run date, so I created a calendar in PowerBI that goes back 90 days like this:
After Slicing
These are the relationships I created:
They're all set to Many to 1 and Single in cross filter direction. I'm pretty sure this is where my issue is, as I'm not very familiar with cardinality. Any assistance is appreciated.
Hi @jmadsen
That depends on what column Date you put into the slicer. You have too many columns date and each column or each date correspond to their specific data.
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Amine,
That's why I created the calendar, linked them to my data, and only put the calendar date into the slicer field.
Is there a better way to do it?
It's a good thing you have created a Calendar, I didn't mean otherwise.
In order to display data that apply for each Column date in the Master Table you need to create measures for using USERELATIONSHIP() function.
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