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Filtering from Many side to One without Cross Filtering
I have a table named Lead_ID containing following data
Another table named Emails contain following data
the relationship goes by Emails (Email) (one side) -> Lead_id (EMail) (Many SIde)
I created following visual and slicer
Now i want to filter the tablular visual by applying filter Abuse/not.
Since the relationship is one sided from Emails (Email) (one side) -> Lead_id (EMail) (Many SIde), i cant filter it out by selecting any value from Slicer,
I tried changing the relationship properties by changing the cross filter direction as both but it is not working in my original model,
which contain lots of other tables and there is a chance of Ambiguous Model Error.
Is there anyother way of resolving this??
Hi Anonymous ,
As long as the "Abuse/Not" column is added to the table visual or there is an "Abuse/Not" column in the filter context of the matrix formula, the slicer can affect the table visual.
Or is this what you want?
So I feel very strange about your statement, please provide a sample .pbix file.
Best regards,
Lionel ChenIf this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
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Anonymous you can force it by using crossfilter DAX function, use it in a measure like this
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Anonymous , In slicer you can put a measure(in the visual level filter) from the many side of the table and check for not blank
Anonymous if you still don't want to create a measure then you have to cross filter direction to both but the recommendation would be put as a visual level filter as amitchandak suggested.
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