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Creating relationship between measures and a table
- 1 year ago
Hi hidenseek9,
The issue occurs because SELECTCOLUMNS() is causing duplicate entries, instead use SUMMARIZE() so that each category appears only once per year and removes duplicates.
Replace the measure with below one:
FCF_Forecast_Table =
VAR FCF_2024 = SUMMARIZE('FCF', 'FCF'[Category], "Year", "2024 Actual", "Value", [FCF_2024])VAR FCF_Target = SUMMARIZE('FCF', 'FCF'[Category], "Year", "2025 Target", "Value", [FCF_2025_Target])
VAR FCF_Forecast = SUMMARIZE('FCF', 'FCF'[Category], "Year", "2025 Forecast", "Value", [FCF_2025_Forecast])
RETURN UNION(FCF_2024, FCF_Target, FCF_Forecast)
This should now correctly display only one row per category per year, removing duplicates and you can use this structured table in a Matrix or Waterfall Chart without any repetition issues.
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Thanks and regards,
Anjan Kumar Chippa
Thank you for the reply.
Summarize did not work as described, so I used ROW function to create a table, since it was a short table.
Many thanks
Hi hidenseek9,
Thank you for the response, did this resolved your issue? if yes please accept your own post as a solution so that other community members will find it more quickly.
Thanks and regards,
Anjan Kumar Chippa