Filtering two fact tables without changing crossfilter-direction

[Jan_Trummel]

Hello community,

I have 2 fact-tables:

• Fact_Reclamations
• Fact_Orders

And I have 1 dimension:

• Dim_Articles

Look at this picture:

Both fact-tables are related with the dimension-table:

If I now select Reason for complaint "A", I want to see the Fact_Orders filterd on the articles 4711 and 4712 (because "A" is assigned to 4711 and 4712 in Fact_Reclamations).

And if I filter on Reason for complaint "B", I want to see this:

How can I do that without setting the crossfilter-direction on both?

With best regards,

Jan

[parry2k]

@Jan_Trummel awsome, good to hear. cheers!!

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[parry2k · Accepted solution]

@Jan_Trummel you can use CROSSFILTER function in your DAX measure to make it work.

Measure = 
CALCULATE ( SUM ( FactTableOrders[Amount] ),
   CROSSFILTER ( FactTableReclaim[Article], DimArticle[Article], Both )
)

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[Jan_Trummel]

Thank you parry2k, that solved my problem!