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Hi,
I have 2 different data sources with different data, but they both contains Month Year (ex. January 2024). My questions is is there a way to data model where I can join both data sources on 1 "month" table and use that middle-man table to filter on both data sources with 1 month filter?
Thanks!
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the default is 1:* Single from Dimension to Fact. All other options are sub-optimal.
Hi @lbendlin,
I think I was able to do it. However, I'm getting yelled at when trying to cross join to multiple tables based off that one calendar table. I use the both cross-filter direction with many to 1 for each. When I try to do the same thing and make all relationships active and also add another dummy join table just with my page names, I get an argument error. I don't understand why I have to make them all single cross filter direction for it to work.
There is no need for cross joins. Control both fact tables from the one calendar dimension table. No need to join the fact tables with each other.
the default is 1:* Single from Dimension to Fact. All other options are sub-optimal.
You mean, create a calendar dimension table that then controls both these fact tables?
Yes, you can. And you should.
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