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Hi Everyone , I am looking for a clarification in data modelling in power BI.
I have two tables i want to build a relationship between.
One is fact table with all the business values and another one is dimension table.
I have one column in fact table which is named Question_option_field and has Field name values (distinct values - 214, total rows - 19000) and another column in dimension table named Question_option_field for those Field Values
The catch here is that the dimension table column which i want to connect with the Fact table column has not all the distinct values (so it only has some values of Question_option_field(field names , around 150 distinct and unique value).
When I am trying to create a relationship between them , it is showing me many to many relationship where it should have one to many relationship.
I want to ask is it happening because i dont have aal the distinct values of filed column in the dimension table column or is there some other reason?? Also does it effect my report??
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hello @shris19
this could happen because you have a blank value in the 1-side relationship on the field that the relationship is based on upon .
if that so, you can replace the blank in power query to #N/A
Hello @shris19
this could happen because you have a blank value in the 1-side relationship on the field that the relationship is based on upon .
if that so, you can replace the blank in power query to #N/A
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