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Hello,
I'm attempting to produce a result summary that looks something like the below
My data is modelled as shown here
I have a few questions
Why is my away line up to away position ID relationship inactive? I don't seem to be able to make it active
When designing the result page I'm using tables, one for the home data and one for the away data, is this a good way to do this?
Can I use slicers to "compound" the values that show? i.e. The user selects the match, which then defines which lineup is shown as 1 match has 1 home and 1 away lineup
My data is here for reference https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1q5cjMhN-86z0vWsPKCJnb1n3pUDOi33d/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=11197...
Thanks!
Hi, @MBates237
First, you can check if the relationship line is dashed (inactive) in the Model View. Right-click on the relationship → Properties→ and check Activate this relationship. If there is a multipath conflict, it is recommended to establish a unique association by using the match ID or using the Bridge Table to bridge the table.
The second problem is that each time you add a new field, you may need to modify two tables simultaneously, and it is not conducive to dynamic filtering, you can merge the home and away data and add the TeamType field to distinguish between home and away. Using the matrix/table visual, split columns via the TeamType field
Finally, make sure that the Matches table and the Lineups table establish a one-to-many relationship through the Match ID. Master slicer binding: Matches[Match Date] or Matches[Match ID]
The secondary slicer binds Lineups[Player Name] and enables "cross-page filtering" or uses EDIT INTERACTIONS to control the linkage logic.
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