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Hello, I have a Stacked area chart, from a Table like this
A 1
B -1
A 1
B -1
A 1
And it sums all the value in the date
But when i apply a filter, it looks like this
I want that the lines overlips like in the first picture ...
My DAx formula for this chart is :
I think the DAX measure is the cause
Because it's with this measure that there is a problem
I also noticed that in the visual filtered with Power Query, there is "0 5 0 0 2" in the tooltip of a date for example
But in the visual made with the slicer, there is only 5 2 (0 are omitted)
I tried +0 at the end of the formula but it doesn't work
I don't think the date table is the problem ...
Curious thing but on the visual with Power Query (who is filtered with the value of Version)
When i use a segment and click on it (the only segment of the version that i can click), the visual change and have the form that i don't want ... It's the use of the segment in the filter that affect the visual
When i filter the version in Power Query, it works ...
Given this difference in behavior, I suspect you are having an issue arising from "auto-exist" internal logic. The fix for this is to use a proper star schema. In particular, I think using a date dimension table would help resolve this.
I have a date table but in the DAX formula when i use the date table instead of the Data.ChangedDate, it don't works ...
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