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Loose my column dates when adding values or rows in matrix
- 4 years ago
This is the solution to this topic posted by TheoC
Okay, so I figured out what the cause is. The Date field in your Calendar table is fine. But the Date field in your Fact table is actually a DateTime field. You need to create a Date field on its own and then create a relationship between the two tables with the Date fields only
- 4 years ago
Hi ctedesco3307
Glad I could help with the "Okay, so I figured out what the cause is. The Date field in your Calendar table is fine. But the Date field in your Fact table is actually a DateTime field. You need to create a Date field on its own and then create a relationship between the two tables with the Date fields only "
In all honesty, I don't know the exact reason that the Date and Date/Time didn't work initially. It could have been for a variety of reasons but within this example, I am unsure.
All the best with your Power BI journey my friend.
Theo 🙂
This is the solution to this topic posted by TheoC
Okay, so I figured out what the cause is. The Date field in your Calendar table is fine. But the Date field in your Fact table is actually a DateTime field. You need to create a Date field on its own and then create a relationship between the two tables with the Date fields only
- TheoC4 years agoCommunity Champion
Hi ctedesco3307
Glad I could help with the "Okay, so I figured out what the cause is. The Date field in your Calendar table is fine. But the Date field in your Fact table is actually a DateTime field. You need to create a Date field on its own and then create a relationship between the two tables with the Date fields only "
In all honesty, I don't know the exact reason that the Date and Date/Time didn't work initially. It could have been for a variety of reasons but within this example, I am unsure.
All the best with your Power BI journey my friend.
Theo 🙂