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The data in the line plot does not match the data in the table even though it is the same measure. Can anyone suggest what might be going wrong here ?
It should be theoretically impossible to create negative values given the Rate (%) measure is calculated by the division of two positive numbers ... Also, the Rate (%) measure divides by the number of hours in the month - based on the number of rows in the DimDate table (if that is helpful information ...)
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ah there was a filter on the line plot - i had copied it across from another report and did not think to check ... !
thanks for the offers of help !
ah there was a filter on the line plot - i had copied it across from another report and did not think to check ... !
thanks for the offers of help !
@Anonymous
Seem strange. Can you share sample data.
@Anonymous ,
COuld you please share your PBIX file by masking all confidential data. Or just put 2 columns values (Date and Rate% ) under the new PBIX ?
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