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Hello,
I've been trying to create a report that calculates the sum of a specific column from a table with filters applied.
I've added a matrix view to compare the data between the table and report view and found out that if I use my date table, then the results are different than when I use the date from the query (Statistics) with the exact same filters (these are the correct data).
I have 4 relations with the Statistics Query from the date table.
Solved! Go to Solution.
@stampgeorge
The mismatch is likely due to inactive or multiple relationships between your date table and the Statistics table. Using Statistics[Date]
bypasses the model logic. Use the date table with proper relationships and USERELATIONSHIP()
in measures if needed.
@stampgeorge
The mismatch is likely due to inactive or multiple relationships between your date table and the Statistics table. Using Statistics[Date]
bypasses the model logic. Use the date table with proper relationships and USERELATIONSHIP()
in measures if needed.
Thanks! It worked perfectly.
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