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Hello all!
I am experiencing an issue with visualizing my sales data over time using Power BI Desktop. When I try to include the date and the column with the expenditure per single order, I am unable to display this data, for example, in a line chart.
The date table is created using the CALENDARAUTO(12) formula.
You can find two sample files and the PBIX file with the data already loaded here:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1SabsEKqw5ERx9ipk7tRe61xko5Yog02K?usp=sharing
What could be causing this problem? What am I doing wrong?
Thank you!
Solved! Go to Solution.
The relationship is not finding any matches.
paid_date has date/time that doesn't match with the Dates table because of the time portion.
Possible solution : remove the time portion and make both fields date only.
The relationship is not finding any matches.
paid_date has date/time that doesn't match with the Dates table because of the time portion.
Possible solution : remove the time portion and make both fields date only.
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