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Hi @Anonymous ,
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@Anonymous , I can see modified on has timestamp.
Whatever date you join with date table should not have a time stamp.
Create a date like this.
Modified Date =[Modified on].Date
Join this date table. You should able to get the correct result. If there is any other column, check and do same.
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