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Hello,
I am having an issue with a existing data sheet that was started before I started at this company. There is two date columns : Date Opened / Date Closed. As I reviewed the data, I see there are missing dates in both columns through the years which make pulling certain $ figures hard.
I have one date range that provides a more accurate dollar amount (Date open) but for one of my specific visuals, i need the dates to run off of the Date Closed. For pulling accurate approved dollar amounts, i need to closed dates as the work would be finalized and paid by this data. How can I have one visual run off a specific date range if my date slicer for the page is the opposite date range required?
Please let me know if this is possible!
Please and Thank You!!
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Hi @Dklein ,
Is the date field on the slicer from the date dimension table? Is there any relationship created between date dimension table and fact table base on the field [Date] of date dimension table and the field [Date Opened] of fact table? If both of them are Yes, you can follow the steps to get it:
1. Apply the visual-level filter to display the data of the visual that you want to filter by "Date Closed"
Best Regards
Thank you!
Hi @Dklein ,
Is the date field on the slicer from the date dimension table? Is there any relationship created between date dimension table and fact table base on the field [Date] of date dimension table and the field [Date Opened] of fact table? If both of them are Yes, you can follow the steps to get it:
1. Apply the visual-level filter to display the data of the visual that you want to filter by "Date Closed"
Best Regards
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