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I have Query A which has more columns, but all columns of Query B. However when I append the two, the new query shows it combined correctly, but then when I try using a visualization, only the data from Query A shows up.
I need all of the data for the specific column to show up when I make a list of the contents in the column.
Can you try to enable the "show items with no data" on the column in the visual that aren't being displayed?
Thanks,
Sam Lester (MSFT)
That worked if I was just making a list. However it did not work for making a line graph or filtering. I am trying to make it column 1 vs column 2, both which have complete data from both the queries.
To explain it as an example, I have car sold in what month from dealer one in one query, and dealer 2 in the other. Combined it to an overall "Sales" query to make a line graph to show the trend of cars per month, but only 1 dealer's data is showing up, even though I am taking everything from the "Sales" query.
Hi @mgusty33,
Are there any duplicates? Please share a dummy pbix file. It should work according to your description.
Best Regards,
Dale
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