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In my Power BI report I have two columns that represent the time when two different actions started.
I would like to delete those rows in the report that have the same values in these two columns.
The values have date-time format.
Hi @Anonymous,
You can filter out those rows in a new calculated table.
Hi @v-yulgu-msft,
It seems that the issue is still present.
Here is the formula that I modified:
Table = FILTER (TourTbl, 'TourTbl'[DT_Created] <> 'TourTbl'[DT_Started] )
And the result is as follows:
DT_Created and DT_Started still have the same values.
Hi @Anonymous,
Did you drag columns [DT_Created] and [DT_Started] from the new calculated table into visual? Could you share the pbix file for further analysis?
Regards,
Yuliana Gu
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