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ISINSCOPE Dax command help
- 5 years ago
If you need to see how budgeting should be handled, you can go to this site: Budget – DAX Patterns
I understand your model is composite (you always have to state it as it's important). That changes the perspective a bit. I remember that between different islands or continents (these are technical terms) the only possible relationship is many-to-many. But even then you should change the filtering to be one-way only. The filter direction is from the table with a lower granularity to the one with a higher one. Your example does guarantee this since one table is on the account level granularity and the second one on the invoice level. The former table should filter the latter.
To answer your questions: yes, it's perfectly possible to have the setup you're talking about. I think the pattern I gave you a link to covers this.
Looks promising thanks for your time and attention!
- daxer-almighty5 years agoSolution Sage
Be careful, though. I'd encourage you to read this: Many-to-many relationships in Power BI Desktop - Power BI | Microsoft Docs
You really need to fully understand the ramifications of what the document describes to know how to design/refine your model in order to always get correct figures.