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DPatkos
Helper I
Helper I

Can a date slicer with inactive relationship filter on table and return values with no aggregation?

Hi,

I have a DateTable and InfoTable (example below) where the 2 have an active relationship on StartDate and an inactive relationshiop on EndDate.

IDStartDateEndDateType
User12022-01-012022-01-01a
User22022-01-012022-01-05b
User32022-01-012022-01-05c
User42022-01-052022-01-04a
User52022-01-052022-01-07b

 

I'd like to have a simple table visualization which interacts with a slicer. The slicer is coming from the Date table but using the inactive relationship of the DateTable.

I'm already using USERELATIONSHIP where possible, but I cannot get my head around in case of the ID column, where I'd like to return all the values with said criteria without any aggregation.

 

For example:

If I select 2022-01-05 on the slicer I'd like to see only User2 User3 in my visual and not User4 or User5.

Is there a way to achieve this without duplicating the date table (which I would try to avoid) or making the active relationship inactive too (which I would also try to avoid) .

Thanks in advance!

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SivaMani
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@DPatkos , Create a measure,

Count of Id = Calculate(COUNT(Table[Id]), USERLATIONSHIP(Date[Date], Table[EndDate]))

Add this measure as a visual level filter in the table visual and Apply Count of Id >= 1.

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DPatkos
Helper I
Helper I

Thanks @SivaMani ,

 

I've tried this previously and the issue is that it only returns one small part of the data and not all the rows. Any idea why?

thanks

@DPatkos,

 

If I select 2022-01-05 on the slicer I'd like to see only User2 & User3 in my visual and not User4 or User5.

The proposed approach will meet the above requirement. Verify the other filters and make sure no conflicts. 

You are right, it had a conflict with another filter. Thanks agani!

SivaMani
Resident Rockstar
Resident Rockstar

@DPatkos , Create a measure,

Count of Id = Calculate(COUNT(Table[Id]), USERLATIONSHIP(Date[Date], Table[EndDate]))

Add this measure as a visual level filter in the table visual and Apply Count of Id >= 1.

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