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I'm currently reviewing service desk data and want to plot 2 lines in the same category then be able to filter on a member of the team.
I've got my main dataset which is pulled from an API, in the data it has 2 date fields, Created & Resolved.
In my chart I want to be able to filter on a person to determine:
Where it gets conveluted is, if they have logged the call, they are the reporter; if they have closed the call, they are the assignee.
I'm trying to create:
I've created a supplementary table in my data which is an index of names to link to, but the filtering is inaccuate.
I've created 2 measures to bring me back the counts:
Hi @amitchandak
Thanks for your response. I am indeed using the CalendarDates for the report axis.
I've removed the sensitive data from the pbix but it still serves the same purpose
The example I've been working is RYA and you can see that there is differences when filtering on assignee, reporter and the external table field, TeamMemberID (i think that's what I called it)
@Anonymous , this seems correct. Are you plotting the visual on the common date column from CalendarDates?
Can you share sample data and sample output in table format? Or a sample pbix after removing sensitive data.
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