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I currently have a visual where I display segment associated with revenue.
I want to override it and display current segment. The only way to achieve it is if I go like this from revenue -> customer -> customer segmentation. In sql it would be:
select dcs.Segment
from FactRevenue fr
join DimCustomer_Current dc on fr.Key_Customer = dc.Key_Customer
join DimCustomerSegmentation_Current dcs on dc.CustomerNo = dcs.CustomerNo
What is the best way to achieve this?
Shall I create a relationship in the model for customer and customer segmentation and then do a calculated column??
Or
Is using dax the best solution for this?
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Hi, @Anonymous ;
You could create a new table by dax . According to information your provided , please try:
NewTable =
SUMMARIZE (
FILTER (
'FactRevenue fr',
[Key_Customer] IN
SUMMARIZE (FILTER (
'DimCustomer_Current',
[CustomerNo] IN VALUES ( 'DimCustomerSegmentation_Current'[CustomerNo] )),[Key_Customer])),
[Key_Customer])
Best Regards,
Community Support Team_ Yalan Wu
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