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[Using a direct query]
Hi,
I have the following table
with the following measure:
Solved! Go to Solution.
Solved, established a relationship between Date in the Rolling Calendar table and timestamp in the Moves table.
Solved, established a relationship between Date in the Rolling Calendar table and timestamp in the Moves table.
The example I was referencing was
Where the revenue was
If I switched to COUNTX would that give the the monthly grouping of moves or do I need to build a query to get this?
As the initial table is time based, I expected filtering by month would provide monthly totals, is this not correct?
Right now, you're just counting your timestamp column.
What are you trying to get?
Effectively what I am after is Moves broken down by month so I can use a KPI on the current and previous month. I think I have gone down this route based on an example but there must have been other factors in play.
Thank you for your continued help
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