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rustyrepublic
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How to use an inactive relationship to filter dates in a bar chart

Hi Everyone,

 

I've been looking for various posts and nothing seems to click regarding how I would solve this issue. I'm really new to DAX and still grappling with the basics

 

I have a dates table with an active and an inactive relationship to a metrics summary table

 

The active relationship is between Date & CSA Executed Date 

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The inactive relationship is between Date & CSA Sent to Site Date 

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When I am creating bar charts to report on average time per month to execute CSAs everything is as expected but when I try to create bar charts to report on average time per month to send CSA's to sites I have CSA's that were sent in June showing up in December (as they were executed in December and this is the active relationship between Dates and Site CSA Metrics Summary) 

 

I figured I could use USERRELATIONSHIP to help me here but I have no idea how to apply this DAX function. Do I create a new measure in the Dates table or in the Site CSA Metrics Summary table, and what am I asking it to calculate?

 

Any assistance is greatly appreciated 

 

Thanks

 

 

 

 

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rustyrepublic
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@amitchandakmany thanks! I had a look at your example and sample file and that was really helpful in figuring it out. 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

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