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How do I combine two filtering fields into one to filter the dashboard on the combined filter rather than having two filtering slicers individually. For instance, I have two fields that look like below:
Now I want to combine these two fields (sort of in the form of union logic).
Can I achieve this here?
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@Anonymous , if they are from two tables you need to create a common table using those. and Join back. even from same table , You can put them same table(Distinct Union All/Distinct) and join both columns with a new table. One join will be inactive( That you can activate in a measure using userelationship)
Common table https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bkf35Roman8
Use relationship
@Anonymous , if they are from two tables you need to create a common table using those. and Join back. even from same table , You can put them same table(Distinct Union All/Distinct) and join both columns with a new table. One join will be inactive( That you can activate in a measure using userelationship)
Common table https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bkf35Roman8
Use relationship
@amitchandak this is working fine for one of the tables that I have an active relatinship, but I am wondering how I can activate the relationship between two of the tables and the union table because I am unioning three tables and two of them have inactive relationship. Now even if I am able to union the tables, the filtering table is not being applied on those that dont have active relationship with the unioned table. How can I solve this please?
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