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Multiple connecting relationships
- 9 years ago
Hello,
What you are trying to do is similar to handling role playing dimensions within power bi which is not possible due to the limitation of only 1 active join (relationship)
The ugly solution is to import "Resource_Data_Table" twice with different names into Power BI desktop, as if they are separate tables. Then you can an have active relationship to each table
I came across the following alternative method, in which a table can be 'cloned' within power bi, so you can clone Resource_Data_Table to a different name and use it for the 2nd join (relationship)
http://biinsight.com/role-playing-dimensions-in-power-bi/
The article below has another method if the values from the two joins (relationships) need to appear side-by-side. It involves writing a DAX expression. In short, DAX expressions can use an inactive relationship to fetch values, which is what happening here
http://biinsight.com/side-by-side-role-playing-dimensions-in-power-bi/