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NILU090
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Helper II

Inactive relationship chart filter

Hi Team,

i have following data modelling. Both relationships are INACTIVE.

I want to show output chart as per completed date.

also i have added filter of year. so everything should filter as per selected year.

please help me on this.

 

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JorgePinho
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Solution Sage

1st - Create a measure somethin like this: Amount_CompleteDate = CALCULATE(SUM(fact[amount]), USERELATIONSHIP(fact[Completed Date], TblDate[Date]))

 

2nd - Create a Bar Chart and use Date on the X-Axis and the measure on the Y-Axis.

 

Hope it works 🙂

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JorgePinho
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1st - Create a measure somethin like this: Amount_CompleteDate = CALCULATE(SUM(fact[amount]), USERELATIONSHIP(fact[Completed Date], TblDate[Date]))

 

2nd - Create a Bar Chart and use Date on the X-Axis and the measure on the Y-Axis.

 

Hope it works 🙂

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