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Hi all,
This is a strange problem but I give it a try if some could help me out. Here a simple explanation what happens
I import data from data share and in Power BI desktop everything looks fine. In this example I have sales during monday 1.4. of 209€. But when I publish this report to Power BI service, the sales is doubled (also quatities etc.) I got a feeling this has something to do with start of the week, month or so? Is there a way to solve this or maybe a link where this sort of case was fixed?
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Matt
Solved! Go to Solution.
hi @Matt78
There must be issue in your parameter setting.
make sure dont use equal condition = in both the statement.
Is after RangeStart
and Is before and equal to RangeEnd
I hope it may resolved your issue!
hi @Matt78
Can you try to refresh the report from PBI service?
and make sure you refresh your data (PBI desktop) before publishing .
Hi
Yes, I have done this. I want to point out that in this case referring to the screenshots, Sales 209€ is correct.
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Matti
hi @Matt78
Is there any icnremental refresh??
Yes, incremental refresh is used on this report
hi @Matt78
There must be issue in your parameter setting.
make sure dont use equal condition = in both the statement.
Is after RangeStart
and Is before and equal to RangeEnd
I hope it may resolved your issue!
Thank you, that did the trick 😊
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