Drill Through Using Active or Inactive Relationship

[Anonymous]

Hello all,

I have a table containing tickets opened / closed.

TicketRef	Type	CreatedDate	ResolvedDate
001	Keyboard	01/06/2021	08/06/2021
002	Car	05/06/2021	06/06/2021
003	Keyboard	08/06/2021	08/06/2021

I have a Date Dimension table and the following relationships are setup:

Relationship Status	From	To
Active	DateDimension	TicketInformation (CreatedDate)
Inactive	DateDimension	TicketInformation (ResolvedDate)

By using measures and activating the ResolvedDate relationship via USERELATIONSHIP, I am able to see the total tickets created / resolved within a period that I select.

If I set the date slicer to 08/06/2021 and view my resolved breakdown:

Type	Total
Keyboard	2

All good.  However.........

I'd now like to drill down on this "Keyboard" type to see the two tickets that were resolved  When I drilldown, I only see 1 ticket, not 2.  This is because the Active join is on the created date, and only 1 of the 2 tickets that were resolved were created on the date selected in the slicer.

How can I get it so that if I drill down on either the created tickets or resolved tickets, the correct join is used?  Or, do I need to re-model my data in someway so that I can have an active join on both the created / resolved date?

There must be others who have got both created/resolved dates in the same table, what am I doing wrong?! 🙂 

[amitchandak]

@Anonymous , in the drill-down report, use a measure or measures that are using a join with resolve date. then you will get that

[Anonymous]

@amitchandak - Thank you.  I have tried that this morning - it does work for resolved tickets, but then the breakdown for Created tickets then doesn't work properly! 😁  It's like if one works, the other doesn't!

If I drill through from Table 1 (Created tickets), I want it to use the Active join on Created Date, but If I drill through from Table 2 (Resolved tickets), I want it to use the Inactive join on Resolved Date.

Is that possible to do with just one drill-through page?

The only way I can see this being possible so far is to duplicate the dataset, have two active joins (one from each dataset), then have 2 separate drill-through pages, with one using dataset1 and the other using dataset2.  I just feel like it will be a pain further down the line in a year or so!

Hope this makes sense!

[v-xiaotang]

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