Hi There!,
I have a model with some of the tables listed on figure 1, this model works quite well with all calculations we need. Figure 2 is an exaple of a table shwoing data from BUSINESS CYCLE, BUSINESS PROCESS, PROCESS-RISKS and RISKS, So far so good.
When this same data wants to be represented as slicer we got the message "You are using fields that dont have a supported set of relationships" Figure 3, If remove the attribute Risk description from table Risk seems to work, but i still need this attribute on the slicer Figure 4 , any thought what would be the issue that does not allow to represet table1 as slicer?
all the best!
if tables are not directly connected, and you are using columns from different tables it will not work
for example, if you pick a column from Business Cycle and add another column from Risks table on the same slicer it will not work because these tables are not connected directly.
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Hi !, let me give you an example on the same model where you can see that even though fields are from different tables the slicer is able to manage those. This is why i can not find a logical explanation to the problem reported.
@cg1980 seems like you are adding columns from different tables in the slicer which are no directly connected. is that correct?
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