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Relationship with Dates
any easy way to go to the bottom of the page? as the birthday are covers from 1900 to today. very long list. thanks.
Anonymous - you can click on the filter button and see if any thing other than numbers shows up. otherwise just scroll all the way.
- Anonymous10 years agoNot applicable
GilesWalkeri'm unable to see all the values from filters, as it's "limit of 1000 values reached. but looks like it's all dates.
- GilesWalker10 years agoSkilled Sharer
Anonymous have you tried in the table view in the Power BI desktop? On the left hand side there is a button to see the tables, this will allow you to scroll to the bottom.
- Anonymous10 years agoNot applicable
GilesWalker i'm unable to see the bottom from data view or query view as it's too many rows.
- Eric_Zhang10 years agoMicrosoft Employee
Anonymous wrote:
GilesWalker i'm unable to see the bottom from data view or query view as it's too many rows.
Anonymous
The first picture tells the story, pay attention to its foot.
TABLE: Age Group(42613 rows) COLUMN:Birthday(42612 distinct values)
To find out the duplicates, try to create a new table
new table = FILTER ( SUMMARIZE ( 'Age group', 'Age group'[Birthday], "cnt rows", COUNTROWS ( 'Age group' ) ), [cnt rows] > 1 )