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Here's a screenshot of two tables. One has Authorized Date, Total Estimates, and ID from an estimates table, and the values from the Date table. The other one just solely has values from the estimates tables.
As you can see, in the table with values just from the estimates table, it displays both A and B. But when you add a column from the date table, value B disappears.
Here's the relationship:
There is a relationship between Date and Authorized Date that is single direction filter, many to one.
So why does entry B disappear when I add Date from the Date table?
Solved! Go to Solution.
Its interesting that despite having a date table the query is still pulling from an automatically defined local date table.
Try marking your date table as a date table, see if that has any effect.
Make sure that April 8 exists in the date table.
It exists, it has every date from 1/1/2000 to current
This may not do anything but try moving the Total Estimates measure after the columns from the date table.
If that doesn't change anything, can you use Performance Analyzer to grab the queries for both the visuals and post those, along with the definition of Total Estimates.
Total Estimates is just a value pulled from a table; no transformations or modifications.
Here's what I got from the Performance Analyzer:
Its interesting that despite having a date table the query is still pulling from an automatically defined local date table.
Try marking your date table as a date table, see if that has any effect.
That worked! Now I have to fix the relationship so that the date shows up for both entries. But the table is displaying all the entries. Thank you for your help!
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