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Bridge table not Cross filtering correctly
Hi thank you for your reply.
This does work in some cases, when the fileds have similar values on both fact tables.
For exmaple in this case there may be Countries on left fact table and have a Forecast value, but they do not exist on the right Fact table.
Forecast Tables BRIDGE TABLE Sales Tables
P2 Country P2 P2 Country
12 ASPAC 12 12 ASPAC
14 EMEA 14 14 EMEA
16 NORTH 16
Hence,
If i do set one of the Cross filter to BIDIRECTIONAL for example if set P2_Unique (one of my birdge tables which contains a list of ALL my Unique P2 from both Forecast and Sales table) to bidirectional from P2_Unique to my Sales Fact table.....
Then I use P2_Unique in my filter pane......Also I use Country_Unique from Sales Fact table.....then when I filter a particular P2, in my filter pane = 16, under Countries I can see nothing, since the P2 16 exists in the other table .......
- Anonymous6 years agoNot applicable
Try to make ONE bridge table with P2 and Country value:
f.eks P2-Country as Fkey in all the three tables and connect them with eachother.Your can add seperate columns for P2 and Country in the bridgetable to filter both factstable either by P2 or Country
Bridgetable
FKey P2 Country
12-ASPAC