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I have a column in table "Accounts" called "Created Date". In a line chart, the data is showing by day. I want it to show by month.
I have spent two hours trying to figure this out myself. I created a "date table". I set a many:many relationship between Accounts(Created Date) and Date(Date). The line chart is still not grouping by month.
What am I missing?
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You can just use date hierarchy remove day, quarter and year, use month as the axis. See example:
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Click on the date field. The "Column Tool" option is enabled above in the horizontal bar.
In that tab click on "Data Group"
New data group
Discretization size you mark 1 and select month, or 2 and month and year, etc.
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You can just use date hierarchy remove day, quarter and year, use month as the axis. See example:
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Why do you have a many to many relationship? It should be one to many. Do you have a month column in your calendar table that you are using? You should have. You also need a sort column for month to over ride the alpha sort order.
I have a general article on calendar tables here https://exceleratorbi.com.au/power-pivot-calendar-tables/
Thanks. I have changed it to many:one and still don't understand what to do.
Here is my date table dax:
Here is my date table:
Here is how my visualization is set up:
Here is what I am seeing (this is what I want to group by month):
Remove CreatedDate from settings, leave only YearMonthShort
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