Hi,
I am struggling to add a drill through option on my powerbi report.
i have two pages on my report, Part family changes & order part details.
The part family changes page has a table showing a specific order number with details of how the part families changed.
the order part details table shows a specific order with further details of the specific parts within the order.
I want to be able to drill through from the Part family changes page to the Order part details page on a specific order number.
so if i click on an order number in the Part family changes table it should drill through to the order part details page.
the relationship between the two tabels are as follows:
these are the specific details of the columns:
is there something i am doing wrong?
i already tried to use both tables' order number column as the filter value and still it does not work.
@Mellan3 you need to change "drill through when" to used as category, not summarized (shown below)
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@Mellan3 you need to change "drill through when" to used as category, not summarized (shown below)
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