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Hi,
I would like to know how (if possible) I can filter visuals correctly when I am using multiple dates. I will explain my situation below:
I have a date table and a sales table. These two tables are related by Date[Date] and Sales[InvoiceDate] as I usually report sales based on the invoice date and this has worked fine.
However, on the sales table there is also another date called CreationDate, I would now like to see all my sales broken down by the creation date. So what I have done is, created an inactive relationship between Date[Date] and Sales[CreationDate] and created a measure
CALCULATE(Sales[SalesTotal],
Hi,
I think you will have to rewrite all the measures with the USERELATIONSHIP() function.
@HarrisonBi , When you filter months from the date table. Visual using USERELATIONSHIP('Date'[Date],Sales[CreationDate]) will filter on Creation date.
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