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Dax Error
- 8 years ago
Turn on the CROSS FILTERING between "INBOUND" and "COUNTRY" tables
Actually filtering flows from one to many side table and not vice versa.....
So when you select a region,, Inbound Table gets filtered but not the Country Table
However you can turn it on
This is how
- 8 years ago
- vjnvinod8 years ago
Impactful Individual
closing the bracket still doesn't helps, can you see, if you can help to rewrite this for me
Table = SELECTCOLUMNS(Inbound,"Region", DISTINCT(Inbound[DeliveryRegion]),"Country",(Inbound[DeliveryCountry]))
i tried to download your excel add in, but i don't find any link to download and can you help me to understand what does it has to do with Power BI.
- Zubair_Muhammad8 years ago
Community Champion
If you simply want to get 2 columns,, you can use
Table = SELECTCOLUMNS ( Inbound, "Region", Inbound[DeliveryRegion], "Country", Inbound[DeliveryCountry] )If you want summarized results..you should use Summarize or SummarizeColumns
Table = SUMMARIZE ( Inbound, Inbound[DeliveryRegion], Inbound[DeliveryCountry] )
Table = SUMMARIZECOLUMNS ( Inbound[DeliveryRegion], Inbound[DeliveryCountry] )
Let me know what you are trying to achieve
You are right Excel Add-In has nothing to do with Power BI :smileytongue:
Its just a signature promoting my product. Sorry for the confusion
- vjnvinod8 years ago
Impactful Individual
thanks, but how do i download the add in, i find it intresting.
my actual challenge is below, if you could resolove this, you are my savior.
I have 2 middle table Region and Country, which i have used it as dropdown in my dashboard and the relationship is setup something like above
Now what happns is whn i go to the dashboard, and select a region from the dropdown, lets say CESA, it doesn't shows me the countries related to that particular region, rather it shows me all the countries listed
how do i fix this? or sync both region and country slicer?