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I want to see each month on the x-axis when I filter lines on the graph using a slicer. The problem is that the data on the graph is continuous and I can't filter out categories with continuous data.
The only way I have been able to filter out each category is by formatting each month as continuous data and using that as the legend. It works, but it doesn't look right. I want to be able to use the slicer on the left with the graph on the right.
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Yes, we can use CALENDARAUTO() function, the kind of relationship depends on your scenario, if it is one-to-many, then use one-to-many relationship, if it is many-to-many, then use many-to-many relationship.
Hi @Anonymous ,
>>I can't filter out categories with continuous data.
In this scenario, we can create another continuous data table and map to this table.
Best Regards,
Teige
Do you mean create another continuous data table based on month and create a relationship between those two tables? What kind of relationship?
Yes, we can use CALENDARAUTO() function, the kind of relationship depends on your scenario, if it is one-to-many, then use one-to-many relationship, if it is many-to-many, then use many-to-many relationship.
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