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Advice on data and filtering
- 16 days ago
Hi willfrancis
One way or another, you should include in your model a table that relates Capabilities (assuming that's what each row of your current table represents) and Objectives.
Your current method of expanding the Objective column to six columns is not convenient for filtering.
The table relating Capabilities and Objectives (I'll call it Capability Objective) might look like this, with one row per combination:
Capability Objective can then be related to your original table using an appropriate key column (I invented Capability Key for illustration) with a bi-directional many-to-one relationship, and optionally to an Objective dimension table with a single directional many-to-one relationship.
Putting this together, the model might look like this:
You would then apply filters to Objective[Objective].
Note: You don't have to include the Objective table but I prefer to in case there are other Objective-related attribute columns that might be added.
Sample PBIX attached.
Would something like this work for you?
Hi willfrancis
try attached pbix.
i have used bridge table using power query to solve the issue.
Please give kudos or mark it as resolved once confirmed.
Regards,
Praful
- willfrancis15 days agoFrequent Visitor
Thanks very much Praful, I've tried your solution as it has worked too!
- Praful_Potphode15 days ago
Super User
Hi willfrancis
Glad it worked for you.
You can mark multiple solutions as accepted.
If my solution also worked, request you to mark it as well
Regards,
praful