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Hello
I've got the following Active and Inactive relationship between 2 tables. Is there a way to create slicers that display StudentName for Proposer1 and Proposer2?
I've tried using SelectedValue, but can't get it to work, I've als seen a thread from 2020 suggesting 2 tblStudents, but this seems on the heavy side, is there an easier soluion??
Thanks in advance
Roy
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hi @ryand009
How about this:
1. Measure on active relationship
Measure 1 = MAX('tblProposals'[Proposer1])
2 Measure on inactive relationship:
Measure 2 = CALCULATE(
MAX('tblProposals'[Proposer2]),
USERELATIONSHIP('tblStudents'[StudentID], 'tblProposals'[Proposer2])
)
Hope it helps!
Your picture joins StudentID ?
You can consume inactive relationships via measures and USERELATIONSHIP
hi @ryand009
How about this:
1. Measure on active relationship
Measure 1 = MAX('tblProposals'[Proposer1])
2 Measure on inactive relationship:
Measure 2 = CALCULATE(
MAX('tblProposals'[Proposer2]),
USERELATIONSHIP('tblStudents'[StudentID], 'tblProposals'[Proposer2])
)
Hope it helps!
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