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Hi Guys, i hope you could help me with this one.
I have a report that is connected to SQL Server for the data.
Why is that the result of the filter in Power BI is different in SQL Server ?
- count of records in Power BI and SQL Server is same.
See the screenshots below:
@Lemmon2314,
Could you please share dummy data of the Incidents table? I will test it in my environment.
Regards,
Lydia
@Lemmon2314 My first guess would be your condition in SQL that the record be logged in month 1. I don't see that in the DAX filter and this could account for the slight difference in the value especially at the end of the month.
@Seth_C_Bauer HI Sir, i just do that to see the data in JANUARY only, so that when i highlighten the january, it will show the data only in january which is MONTH(LOGGED DATE)=1 in SQL
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