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Hi Guys,
I am trying to get total open defect Vs closed defect per day from Source file. Source file has created on date and Resolve date. I want these both dates to behave with calender date.
I have created date table using below code and also created measures for total open defects and closed defect.
I have set relationship of datetable date with created on date on file
another relationship is inactive with resolved date as its not possible.
Now,I am getting open defects correctly but closed defects not working with date.
Can you please help me to get closed defects to reflect by day. Thanks in advance.
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hey, I recreated the measures and everything you had, and I have no issues; it must be the DateTime in the Resolved Date, perhaps.
The 9 likely represents the 9 missing Resolved Dates in the source I had.
Check out my file and compare it with yours.
@ashish18 , thought so, good you found it. If you could please mark my answer as the solution to close the thread. Thanks
HI @vojtechsima Thnaks for ur response.. Even if I change it to datetime,it still give same issue
HI @vojtechsima Sorry if I missed anything. DateTable already has Date
hey, I recreated the measures and everything you had, and I have no issues; it must be the DateTime in the Resolved Date, perhaps.
The 9 likely represents the 9 missing Resolved Dates in the source I had.
Check out my file and compare it with yours.
Hi @vojtechsima Really appreciate ur help. It was a minor mistake...Resolved date in sourcr file was dateTime type.I changed it to Date and it worked now. 🙂 Thanks Again!!
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