Power View Sharepoint 2013

Hi, I have searched and only found 1 other guy with my problem and his question was unanswered. I have SharePoint 2013 with a Power View report accessing an SSAS 2012 tabular model in Direct Query mode. All of my measures present in Power View except
those referencing a date column. They are very simple measures referring to a SQL backend data source. Is there a Power View limitation that I need to know about? Since Power View is the only tool available for Direct Query mode, this is critical
to my project.
Oldest Date:=MIN([alarm_date])
Test Date:=DATE(2014,06,04)

1. SSAS Tabular can still process MDX queries... so PV is *NOT* the ONLY tool available.
2. what is the question/issue? is MIN([alarm_date]) not returning data correctly? sounds like you might just need to format the fields a little bit (assuming you're using 2014.06.04, which I also assume is actually a STRING, since a numeric value can't have
two decimals)
Scott Brickey
MCTS, MCPD, MCITP
www.sbrickey.com
Strategic Data Systems - for all your SharePoint needs

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What should i do apart from this? Can you tell me. Its frustrating like anything.
I have added the "PowerPivot" excel in "PowerPivot Gallery" and clicked the icon "Create Power View Report"
Thanks in Advance.
Poomani Sankaran

Power View Sharepoint 2013

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