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PeteDASHBRS
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Creating a Filter based on multiple relationships

Hi All,

Could someone please help me to create multiple filters that will display data for two tables based on different relationships?

For example with the below tables:

Table 1                                 Table 2
- Task                                  - Task
- Date                                  - Date
- Action                               - Action
- Many more columns        - Many more columns

I can only manage to link one relationship at a time, since they can only be many to many. I can create a relationship between task to task, but not with date and action at the same time. So when I filter, by task, it will display data on both tables related to that task. But when I filter on date, it only changes the view on Table 1. Is there a way I can create a relationship with Table1[Task] & Table2[Task], Table1[Date] & Table2[Date] that are both active and can have two visual filters?

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Mariusz
Community Champion
Community Champion

Hi @PeteDASHBRS 

 

Is Task a unique identifier in one or both tables?

What do you mean by two visual filters, can you explain, please?

 

You can have only one active relationship between two tables however, you can create a date dimension/calendar table and task dimension that have active relationships with both tables and use this to filter both tables.

 

Please see the example in the attached file.

 

Best Regards,
Mariusz

Please feel free to connect with me.
Mariusz Repczynski

 

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Hi Mariusz,

I'm trying to get three filters to work at the same time.  As per above (sorry it was wierd uploading the pictures), theres three relationships between two tables [AIF] & [Failed Data]. Contract, Date Actioned, Action. Example of records is the same in both tables. Only by filtering by contract both visuals update. When filtering by date actioned, it only updates the visual that it corresponds to.

Each order can occur in multiple days.

Hope that clears it up

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