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Hello,
I'm stuck, normally if I connect my date table with my data table (date>1>*>date) and I pull up a visual with the date on x-as and some index on the y-as it should give me somehting but now I get absolutly nothing and I don't know what I'm doing wrong.
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Hello @whazaaa ,
convert the createdAt column to date data type from Power Query.
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I changed the type in the table-overview but I should've done it in the powerquery, as proposed by @Idrissshatila
Hello @whazaaa ,
convert the createdAt column to date data type from Power Query.
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Thanks! problem solved 🙂
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