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In Power BI Desktop data models, relationships (joins) can be specified between a single column of each table.
Multi-column joins between tables are not supported. The suggested work around has been to concatenate composite key columns into a single key and join on that. This doesn't look like an elegant solution to me.
Is this behaviour by design?
Or, are there plans to support multi-column joins in the future?
Thanks
Hi @SuraMan,
I afraid this is by design. Though you already have the workaround, you could vote an idea here: allow-compound-keys-in-relationships. This is the voice of customers, which would bring up new features for Power BI.
Best Regards!
Dale
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