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Hi Experts,
I have crated a Calendar table as below:
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Hi @CNENFRNL , thanks for your response,
I got the resolution. It was giving error even when both columns were of datetime data type. One column from main table was having real time timestamp like '25/11/2020 18:30:00' and column from calendar table *created using DAX) was having fix timestamp for every date such as 25/11/2020 12:00:00 AM. hence it was not matching with each other.
Making both columns strictly 'Date' as datatype and format as 'd/m/yyyy' resolved the issue.
Thanks again for your response.
Hi, , did you verify if the format of 'TransactionLog'[TransactionDate] is Date instead of Text? All works well by my side,
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Hi @CNENFRNL , thanks for your response,
I got the resolution. It was giving error even when both columns were of datetime data type. One column from main table was having real time timestamp like '25/11/2020 18:30:00' and column from calendar table *created using DAX) was having fix timestamp for every date such as 25/11/2020 12:00:00 AM. hence it was not matching with each other.
Making both columns strictly 'Date' as datatype and format as 'd/m/yyyy' resolved the issue.
Thanks again for your response.
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