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Hello,
i have a small problem. I have a table with sales over time (date time) each day is represented in a csv file. I visualise the sales over time in a line chart (time is rounded to the nearest half hour to reduce computing power). When i select a date long ago (01.12.2021) the visual will update almost immediately. When i select a date in the last days it takes 20-25 times longer. Each day has +-1000 the same row count. Any idea why that happens?
Thanks in advance 🙂
Hey @amitchandak,
this is the formula im using:
@Leng28 , Share the formula.
Also, make sure you are using date table.
Change the join from date to int field
Date key = year([Date])*10000 + month([Date]) *100 + day([date])
I think that the measure calculates the rt for the whole column and then the filter will apply. Thats why the calcualtion for specific dates (long ago) ist extreme fast and the other dates (recent days) is very slow. Any idea how i can apply a filter to the measure so only the selected date willm be calculated?
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