Hi
I created a new numeric range parameter and dax inside is generateseries(1,10,1), so my table has 10 rows, from 1 to 10:
It's okey, but if I want to create a new table (as a visual), then I get only max value of my table.
If I will choose 10, then I want to see values from 1 to 10. How to get it?
Best regars
Hi @Asmoday1507 ,
Due to the data type of the field [Parameter] is numeric, it may get the max value of this field. Please check if you apply any aggregation function on this field when you put this field on the visual just as below screenshot. If yes, please choose the option "Don't summarize" to replace it and check if it will return the full data...
Best Regards
Hi @Asmoday1507 ,
Due to the data type of the field [Parameter] is numeric, it may get the max value of this field. Please check if you apply any aggregation function on this field when you put this field on the visual just as below screenshot. If yes, please choose the option "Don't summarize" to replace it and check if it will return the full data...
Best Regards
@Asmoday1507 not really clear what your question is. Can you provide more context?
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