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Hi!
I am analyzing our stock from our finished products and all its subcomponents and the components of those subcomponents.
I have 4 tabels
Table 1
Material
| Material | Component |
| Product A | Component A |
| Product A | Component B |
| Product A | Component C |
| Product B | Component A |
| Product B | Component D |
| Product B | Component E |
| Product C | Component A |
| Product C | Component F |
| Product C | Component G |
| etc. | etc. |
The second table is where the components from table 1 are split up into subcomponents
| Material | Component |
| Component A | SubComponent A |
| Component A | SubComponent B |
| Component A | SubComponent C |
| Component B | SubComponent D |
| Component B | SubComponent A |
| Component B | SubComponent F |
| Component C | SubComponent G |
| Component C | SubComponent A |
Component D | SubComponent A |
| etc. | SubComponent |
Table 3 follows the same principle where the subcomponents are split up into its components.
I have created a table 4 with all individual materials and their stock values.
With this data id like to achieve a hierarchy tree where i can analyse the Stock of the finished product and expand to its subcomponents on multiple leves.
Hope you can help me out!
Thanks in advance!
Robee
Standard hierarchies in Power BI do not allow for scenarios where a child (subcomponent) has multiple parents (component). You will have to implement your own tables with the verbose listing of component relationships for all products.
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