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Filter using values in a table
So I created a table to filter the calculate results. The table looks like this: CALCULATE(SUM(LN_Dim_Account_Value[value]); LN_Dim_Account_Value[UID] IN {[lnDimUID]}) The idea...
Hi.
You should never store non-atomic entities in one field. If you have the above situation, you have to create a mapping (a bridge table) between your records and all the ID's that are present in your string for that record. You have a Many-2-Many situation here.
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Hi.
You should never store non-atomic entities in one field. If you have the above situation, you have to create a mapping (a bridge table) between your records and all the ID's that are present in your string for that record. You have a Many-2-Many situation here.
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You should never store non-atomic entities in one field. If you have the above situation, you have to create a mapping (a bridge table) between your records and all the ID's that are present in your string for that record. You have a Many-2-Many situation here.
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