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Good Afternoon
I am a struggling beginner to Power BI. The problem I am bringing to this forum has been tackled before and i have read and tried to emulate all solutions. There is definitely something I am missing but cannot figure out what.
I would like to create a chart for opened, closed and backlog tickets. For now I just want to tackle opened and closed tickets.
For Opened tickets, i use a measure #CasesCreated = COUNTA('TableName'[Case Number])
For Closed Tickets, I use this measure #Cases Closed = COUNTROWS(FILTER('TableName','TableName'[Status]="Closed"))
I have checked that the measures give me the right answer. Also when I try to plot this data by timerange within the particular table they work fine
See
date from case data
date from case data
But i would like to plot this against date from master calendar so that in one table, i can get opened and closed cases for a given month. My master calendar has dates with asssociate month, quarter and year. See what happends when I plot this by master calendar dateswhen plotted with month or date from master calendar
@svishwanathan The blank implies that you haven't created a relationship between the master date table and your other date in the other table. If you have, go in to edit queries and check that the datatypes and format align in both tables for the date column. Close&Apply, and format the same in the model and things should start working.
By default if a relationship isn't working the dataset will be the same for all values, or there are no matching values in one of the tables.
Thanks for responding so promptly....I am reaching the end of my wits trying to figure this one out!!
I tried to import an excel file to see if maybe it will help but I am having issues even to upload a simple file....
@svishwanathan Are the datatypes the same in both the "Edit Queries" section on all the tables, as well as the format in the model? Do you have a relationship connected on the right columns in each table?
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