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Hi,
I have a basic 1-1 relationship with a SQL DB and Salesforce object. The ID's are indentical.
However, when I link Table A (Company Details has 6 records) with Table B (Company Details as well which has 70k records)
It shows ALL data for Table B and Table A, whereas infact I just want the data which relates to them both.
The irony is that it works on another PBI report I have, but the DB is DirectQuery whereas this one isn't.
From this I then will link other tables into it, I do not want to merge.
Thanks,
Sam
@SamCramphorn , Try to make it single-directional from A to B
or 1-m Single directional from A to B
I tried that but I get the error:
'The filter direction you have selected isnt valid for this relationship'
Thanks
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