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Hello,
I have a source table Time and I have created 3 tables (Region, Market, and Product) out of Time Source because I need to show these 3 columns in the slicer in "descending order" based on numeric Actual value (which I couldn't do it on Time table as there are multiple data present for 1 dimension and aggregation is a problem)
@Anonymous ,
All you have done is correct, but the three dimension tables doesn't have relationship with each other, so when you select a region from Region_Slicer, you can only filter the fact table, not other dimension tables(slicer tables).
In addtion, in this senario, you also can't build relationship between the three dimension tables because it may cause ambiguous error.
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But it is not solving my purpose. I need to filter other dimensions as well based on each other.
Any suggestion on how this can be achieved?
@Anonymous ,
You can build one-one relationship between Dimension table1 and Dimension table2, Dimension table2 and Dimension table3, then build one-many relationship between Dimension table3 and fact table.
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I can do that but on what column? because as soon as I'll add one more index column for 1:1 relationship my sorting based on numeric field Actuals will not work.