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New to PowerBI but couldn't find an answer to this. I have a simple model: a sales fact table joined to a master calendar table by invoice date. I am filtering the fact table to only get 2017 invoices but the calendar still returns rows for every day of all years. How do I get the calendar to respect the date filter I placed on the fact table?
Can you check if type for X axis is set to categorical instead of continuous. if this doesn't fix, please share the screen shot.
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Also can you tell how your tables are related, and what is relationship direction, single or both.
Thanks,
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Can you share what visual you have on your report? Make sure X axis type is set to categorical instead of continuous? I hope this will fix it, if not then please share the screen shot.
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