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Hi all,
The date in my table is stored in the format "mm--dd--yy" as shown in the picture. When I wrote a measure as "CALCULATE(DIVIDE(StressProduction[NumberPassesCorrect],StressProduction[Unique SN count],0), DateTable[Date] <= 1/1/2018)", I got no data showing up. And the latest date stored is 1/1/2018. However, when I did "CALCULATE(DIVIDE(StressProduction[NumberPassesCorrect],StressProduction[Unique SN count],0), DateTable[Date] > 1/1/2018)", I got all the data I want.
Does anyone have any thoughts about what's happening?
Best,
Yilin
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@pandakillsalot,
Change your measure to the following:
CALCULATE(DIVIDE(StressProduction[NumberPassesCorrect],StressProduction[Unique SN count],0), DateTable[Date] <= DATE(2018,1,1))
Regards,
Lydia
@pandakillsalot,
Change your measure to the following:
CALCULATE(DIVIDE(StressProduction[NumberPassesCorrect],StressProduction[Unique SN count],0), DateTable[Date] <= DATE(2018,1,1))
Regards,
Lydia
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