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Hi, guys
I created a table via CalenderDate = CALENDAR(DATE(2019, 01, 01), DATE(2020, 12, 31))
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Hi @Anonymous
Hopefully, this article will help you to understand what [Date].[Date] is
https://www.sqlbi.com/articles/automatic-time-intelligence-in-power-bi/
In your example, max2 is returning a max of all dates in automatic date/time table as Month column is in another table that is not propagating the filter down to auto date table.
If you have a date dimension in your model best practice is to switch off automatic date/time and not use it.
Hi @Anonymous
Hopefully, this article will help you to understand what [Date].[Date] is
https://www.sqlbi.com/articles/automatic-time-intelligence-in-power-bi/
In your example, max2 is returning a max of all dates in automatic date/time table as Month column is in another table that is not propagating the filter down to auto date table.
If you have a date dimension in your model best practice is to switch off automatic date/time and not use it.
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