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Hello,
Could you please help with this issue?
I have two tables, related with Many to one cardinality and Single cross filtering.
Users
Name
| John |
| Mark |
| Lily |
| Jenny |
| June |
| Marie |
| Frank |
Assignments
NameID1ActiveCountry
| John | 123 | True | USA |
| John | 456 | False | Canada |
| June | 123 | True | France |
| Jenny | 123 | True | Canada |
| Jenny | 456 | False | USA |
| Marie | 123 | True | France |
| Frank | 789 | True | USA |
I have the following measures calculated:
Users Table:
Assignments Table:
If I am plotting all these measures in a matrix, the 'Total Users' measure displays the same number for every row.
I cannot change the Cross filter direction to Both because then the '% Users Assigned' is off.
Is there a way to do these calculations in a way that I can display everything in a matrix correctly?
Power Bi Sample file here:
https://www.transfernow.net/dl/20221110x32dkDiR
Thanks!
Solved! Go to Solution.
@Chris2016 You can use CROSSFILTER function to change relationship direction within a measure calculation.
@Chris2016 You can use CROSSFILTER function to change relationship direction within a measure calculation.
Hi, Greg,
Thanks a lot, this worked.
Best regards,
Cristina
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