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multiple dates on axis
I would like to see just months on the x axis. So, 1,2,3,4... 12. Then it would count the number of case id on the Y axis. Based on you example the create date line would have a count of 20 for the month of April and the close date line would have a count of 17 for April and a count of 3 for May.
- sandersonmm4 years agoFrequent Visitor
Yes, that is perfect. However im working on an older version of power bi and cannot open that. Can you send me screen shots of what you did?
- jsaunders_zero94 years agoResponsive Resident
Good to hear,
TABLES
_Calendar[Date] joins to Created Date and Closed Date
MEASURES
CasesOpened = CALCULATE(COUNTROWS('Cases'),USERELATIONSHIP('Cases'[Created Date],_Calendar[Date])) CasesClosed = CALCULATE(COUNTROWS('Cases'),USERELATIONSHIP('Cases'[Closed Date],_Calendar[Date]))VISUALS
- sandersonmm4 years agoFrequent Visitor
Hello,
can you share your data souces and relationships? what you posted doesn't work for me.
My Date table, date formated as date
case table, create date and close date are formatted as date
My relationships wont work, when i try to join them
Also i dont know why my x axis wont show the date on the x axis as well
- Anonymous3 years agoNot applicable
Hello the link has been disabled, could you reshare it please?