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I have a time table with a row for every minute. My measure is returning count of all rows, not matched rows... what is wrong???
I have a fact table with time keys that only span 4 hours. My measure.... Minutes = countrows(relatedTable(dTime). but it returns 1440, the minutes in a day. I want it to only return the minutes were my fact matches.... the mins in the 4 hour span. on a table I see 60 mins for all 24 hours, but mt facts only occur dring 4 of those hours, so am looking for 240.
Both tables have a time key that I join on. my time table is on the one side, my fact is on the many side. Cross filter direction doesn't seem to effect anything.
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Hi, I think you should change Filter Direct, Fact table to Datetime table
@mike12345262262 , the minute table will match with fact table time if that is also in minutes
like this column
Time in min = time(Hour([timestamp]) , minute([timestamp]),0)
will also depend on datatype of join column
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