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Best Way for work with Multiple Fact Tables
"Only downside of this is that now dimension tables does not filter each other, so i remain with many values to pick from inside my slicers allthough not all are relvant after few filters have been applied to my fact tables."
Create a measure in your fact table with countrows.
Then, filter the slicer (using the slicers applied to this visual feature) by that measure being > 0.
-jpr
Sounds interesting, but do not fully undertstand. Could you explain in more detail? 🙂
- jprdynamicapps6 years agoHelper IV
richard-powerbi Here's a good explanation.
https://www.kasperonbi.com/showing-only-slicer-data-that-have-facts-in-power-bi-and-other-fun-tricks
- james_m6 years agoFrequent Visitor
I recommend looking at the following link:
https://powerpivotpro.com/2016/02/data-modeling-power-pivot-power-bi/. While link tables can be done, i think it's much easier and better to keep things simple. Hope this helps.