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Date Table
- 4 years ago
Hi, koorosh
'Mark as a date table' most of the time is to use the time intelligence functions. In fact, it is not suitable for newcomers if you need the date hierarchy. As you can see, you can’t use a default hierarchical structure to display data in visual.
If you want to create your own date table and define your own date hierarchy, you can mark as a date table.
Set and use date tables in Power BI Desktop - Power BI | Microsoft Docs
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koorosh apart from Anonymous said, if you are using date column on the x-axis (in image 1) and the type of x-axis is set to continuous (on format pane), Power BI decided what value it will show on the x-axis, currently, it is showing year, if you filter on shorter date range, it might show month or date on the x-axis and you cannot control it. Again this is only applicable if you are using date type column on the x-axis and type is set to continuous.
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