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Hi everyone,
I'm having issues with filtering a table in a cascading relationship.
E.g., Table A has a slicer with dates and a 1-* relationship to table B. Table B has dates and id, with a 1-* relationship to Table C. Table C has ids. I want to filter C based on a date-range in table A.
How can this be done? When I try, my visualizations are all blank.
Solved! Go to Solution.
hi @AlexKahler
From your screenshot of relationship, it should works well.
I think the problem should be that
Master Date table is used DAX, so it will only have 12:00:00AM time for each date,
[Visit date & time] must have different time not just 12:00:00AM time for each date,
you just change the format of them to make them same.
So although you have create a relationship between them, but they are not same for each date.
Just add a date column for [Visit date & time]
Date = DATE(YEAR([Visit date & time]),MONTH([Visit date & time]),DAY([Visit date & time]))
Then use this column to create a relationship instead of [Visit date & time].
Now it should work well.
Regards,
Lin
@AlexKahler , this relationship seems correct. This should give data.
Can you share sample data and sample output in table format?
Unfortunately, I can't as the data is NDA.
I've taken a new screenshot of the actual relationship in Power BI.
This is what happens, when I filter the report. I made sure that the datapoints for the visualizations are the same tables as above.
And, in the tables, I can see that the date range is correct;
Here's from Visit Info;
And in Master Date;
hi @AlexKahler
From your screenshot of relationship, it should works well.
I think the problem should be that
Master Date table is used DAX, so it will only have 12:00:00AM time for each date,
[Visit date & time] must have different time not just 12:00:00AM time for each date,
you just change the format of them to make them same.
So although you have create a relationship between them, but they are not same for each date.
Just add a date column for [Visit date & time]
Date = DATE(YEAR([Visit date & time]),MONTH([Visit date & time]),DAY([Visit date & time]))
Then use this column to create a relationship instead of [Visit date & time].
Now it should work well.
Regards,
Lin
Hi,
Thanks a lot! This solved the issue.
I made a custom column as you described and it work perfectly!
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