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I have been stuck on this problem for few days now, it is inherently a modelling issue so I don't think an solution with dax expression exist. I cannot use a measure because I need to filter on report level, I cannot create a column because it does not have filter context.
I want to filter SKU forecast table on 2 levels, one with 'Status' from InOUtstatuses and 'year' from date table. So I need to show one status per respective year. How can I design my model filter direction such that it works in this case? I can only do one or the other filter at a time, but not both.
My sample model table relationship looks like this,
InOUtstatuses
| DateFrom | SKUCode | Status | |
| 2-jun-21 | A | PREBOOK | |
| 2-jun-21 | A | PREBOOK | |
| 1-sep-22 | A | CURRENT | |
| 1-sep-22 | A | CURRENT | |
| 1-sep-22 | A | CURRENT | |
| 1-nov-20 | A | PREPARATION | |
| 1-nov-20 | A | PREPARATION | |
| 1-nov-20 | A | PREPARATION | |
| 1-jan-22 | A | INTRODUCTION | |
| 1-jan-22 | A | INTRODUCTION | |
| 1-jan-22 | A | INTRODUCTION | |
| 2-jun-21 | A | PREBOOK | |
| 1-mrt-20 | A | DEVELOPMENT | |
| 1-mrt-20 | A | DEVELOPMENT | |
| 1-mrt-20 | A | DEVELOPMENT | |
| 2-jun-21 | B | PREBOOK | |
| 2-jun-21 | B | PREBOOK | |
| 1-sep-22 | B | CURRENT | |
| 1-sep-22 | B | CURRENT | |
| 1-sep-22 | B | CURRENT | |
| 1-nov-20 | B | PREPARATION | |
| 1-nov-20 | B | PREPARATION | |
| 1-nov-20 | B | PREPARATION | |
| 1-jan-22 | B | INTRODUCTION | |
| 1-jan-22 | B | INTRODUCTION | |
| 1-jan-22 | B | INTRODUCTION | |
| 2-jun-21 | B | PREBOOK | |
| 1-mrt-20 | B | DEVELOPMENT | |
| 1-mrt-20 | B | DEVELOPMENT | |
| 1-mrt-20 | B | DEVELOPMENT |
Date table is standard date table, item_variant is a standar one item per row table.
SKuFOrecast
| week number | item | location | sku_forecast | year | SKU Code | Week Start Date | Stock Availability ALL | Available Forecast | Calendar Year | |
| 3 | A | all | 4 | 2020 | A | 13-1-2020 | 1 | 4 | 2020 | |
| 5 | B | all | 9 | 2020 | B | 27-1-2020 | 1 | 9 | 2020 | |
| 4 | C | all | 6 | 2020 | C | 20-1-2020 | 1 | 6 | 2020 |
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Hello @balaganeshmohan !
Have you tried to change the filter direction to both on the relationship of InOUtstatuses with ItemVariant?
It does work, but is it advisable? Because, I would end up using this solution across many report which might end up with unnecessary problems.
EDIT: Been checking the numbers. But I just get repeated numbers for all status in a selected year,
It is hard to say what is the best without more information. Is there a way to connect INOUT to Forecast? Would it make sense to merge INOUT with Item Variant or with Forecast?
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