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I have ran into an issue and need your guidance
There two unrelated tables: ProductOrder and ProductOrderFulfilment. First contains information on what client has requested, and on second we keep information what has been manufacted. In order not to use two date slicers for each table (goal is to see if we haven't missed client order for a given day), I'd like to use just one. I have created a calendar table with unique dates, and added one-to-many relationship to ProductOrder and ProductOrderFulfilment tables.
In the report there is a slicer with a Calendar Date value, however only ProductOrder values get filtered according to the slicer selection. ProductOrderFulfilment are shown to no have a date value (blank) and if slicer range is maxed out then a count value is displayed, if other than MIN value is selected on the slicer - nothing is shown at all for ProdOrdFulf:
Everything (ProdOrd, ProdOrdFulf) is set to Date, format Short Date - the carried out steps are identical, but values per selected days are only visible on one side. What am I missing here? Wouldn't want to revert to having two slicers, for tables' date values
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Hi @dan_banan
Check the maximum and minimum dates in the dimension you have used in the chart which is showing blank it should be int he range of calendar table if not modify the calendar table range.
If the above is not the reason then check the data quality of that column.
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution, Appreciate your Kudos!!
As you have suggested it was a matter of data quality
Changing datetime format to date within PBI Data section didn't solve the issue, but casting it as date from within the import query did
Hi @dan_banan
Check the maximum and minimum dates in the dimension you have used in the chart which is showing blank it should be int he range of calendar table if not modify the calendar table range.
If the above is not the reason then check the data quality of that column.
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution, Appreciate your Kudos!!
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