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Hi all, i created a graph with a switch tab that displays 2 sets of totals. When i switch on the first the graph is okay, but in the second tab the graph shows dates that are not included for that set of totals. Any ideas how i can fix? I tried using ISBLANK function but still no help. Thanks.
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Hey,
without knowing exactly how your Measures are calculated it's difficult to give you any other advice than "use the date column" from your source table 😉
Regards
Tom
Hey,
I guess you already checked this, but maybe not 🙂
Have a look at the axis of your visual, but maybe "Show items with no data" is checked as in the screenshot below:
Regards
Tom
Hey,
not sure what is going on on your side.
Here you will find a little pbix file, that behaves as expected.
If this gives you no clue, I guess you have to prepare some sample data, that allows to reproduce your issue.
By the way what visual are you using?
Regards
Tom
Hi @TomMartens, When i use my date table i get the problem, but when i use the date from the source table it works fine. Any advice?
Hey,
without knowing exactly how your Measures are calculated it's difficult to give you any other advice than "use the date column" from your source table 😉
Regards
Tom
Hi @TomMartens, I am using the Area Chart, but same also when i select other charts. My Data starts from March 2017, but chart shows from Jan 2017. Could it be since my date table is from Jan 2017?
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