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Hi,
Been trying to work this out and I'm struggling. Does anyone know why this measure isn't working? I feel like it's something plainly obvious
Completions - Count = SUM(Completions[Completions])
Completions - - Relationship =
CALCULATE(Completions[Completions - Count],
USERELATIONSHIP('Date'[Full Date], Completions[Date]) )
I checked the Date type to make sure it's the same in both tables, it is. I checked the data type of the sum column. I checked the relationships. Is there anything I'm missing?
https://www.dropbox.com/s/ftn5q3g388azvn5/Completions%20-%20Copy.pbix?dl=0
Cheers,
Mike
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@michael_knight , I made it 1 to M from date to table and it worked
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In additon to Amit's answer you don't need USERELATIONSHIP if you only have 1 relationship between tables.
This is only a small part of the dataset, there is another dataset which I removed for the purpose of getting some help, and due to gdpr.
Cheers,
Mike
@michael_knight , I made it 1 to M from date to table and it worked
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