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LexiQiang
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Filtering Issue between Table Visuals in DirectQuery

Hi,

 

I am experiencing a filtering issue between table visuals in DirectQuery mode.

 

I sourced the dataset from SQL server via DirectQuery mode. As shown in screenshot 1 and 2,   table visuals do not filter correctly when the Timestamp field (data type: Date/Time) is included in the table. This is only an issue in DirectQuery mode. As you can see in screenshot 3, when I switch to import, the filters work fine even when the Timestamp field is included in the table.

 

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LexiQiang
Frequent Visitor

Hi,

 

Eventually, we spotted that the issue happened because Power BI does not like milliseconds. 

When I was querying the Timestamp field without milliseconds, the filtering was working even in DirectQuery mode.

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LexiQiang
Frequent Visitor

Hi,

 

Eventually, we spotted that the issue happened because Power BI does not like milliseconds. 

When I was querying the Timestamp field without milliseconds, the filtering was working even in DirectQuery mode.

Anonymous
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@LexiQiang ,

Glad to hear the issue is solved, you can accept your reply as solution to close this issue.

Regards,
Lydia

Anonymous
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Thankyou for posting the problem, at least I can say I'm in the same boaat,

so dont display datetime fields in direct mode, you wont be able to filter data.

I think that Microsoft should solve this annoying bug and cannot consider this a solution....

Regards

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