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Bridge table
- 9 years ago
There may be a better way to do this, but here is what I did:
- Duplicate one of your queries (Edit Query -> right click the query from the list on the left and click "duplicate")
- Right click on the column header and select "Remove Other Columns"
- If there are null / missing values, click the small arrow on the right side of the column header and click "Remove Empty"
- Right click on the column header and select "Remove Duplicates"
That gives you a unique list to use as the bridge.
Then define two relationships, a many to one from 'Created by' to the bridge, and a one to many from the bridge to 'Sold by'. Make sure both relationships are set to filter in both directions, and you should be good to go!
Hi cjemmott
Thanks for your answer, but the rows aren't redundant and I need to keep them, because the count of them is importand for me and I should show the count ot the rows in my matrix.
Thanks
Zara
I edited my answer for clarity - let me know if that still isn't what you were looking for.
- ZaraSeif1239 years agoFrequent Visitor
Hi
Yes it helped a lot, but I still can't show all the information I need in one matrix. I already have the correct numbers in two separate matrixes but they should be shown in one.
my model looks like this now:
I'm trying to merge the two top matrixes into one but the columns aren't showing the way I need it.
Thanks
Zara
- Anonymous9 years agoNot applicable
ZaraSeif123 ,
Could you please share me the PBIX file for analysis?
Regards,
Lydia- ZaraSeif1239 years agoFrequent Visitor
Thanks everybody. The problem is solved.