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Hi - I've been struggling with complex relationships for a while and read about the solution here: Link to Microsoft Docs
In the attached PBI file I have an example Dropbox Link
In this example, I have 5 tables
1. Product
2. Customer
3. Sales
4. PriceList
5. ListingList (list of prioritization per SKU per customer)
The tables are related this way:
Now I want to have a list telling me what listing a product has with what customer, just giving me the combinations that are made on the tables:
Instead, I get a list of all combinations og customer/produkt/listing avalible like this:
How it looks
Unfortunately, I get a list with one line with available listing code - also the ones that are not related to the product/customer... This is because of I'm not able to make a relation between the Customer and the PriceList table without having to sacrifice any other relation... But is there a workaround for this?
I hope you can help
All the best
Kent
Hi @Anonymous,
Thanks for sharing us your pbix file. It helps us a lot to understand your requirement. Could you please also share us your desired result if possible? It will give us the right direction.
Thanks,
Xi Jin.
Hi Xi Jin,
I've updated my question. Hope that it's more clear now.
All the best
Kent
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