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Hey, I'm new to Power BI and I can't create all the relationships that I need to make my visuals show the correct informations.
First table shows each Lead that a Sale Representative got. Second Table shows the sales that were made. Here are an example of the two tables that I have and the columns that they have in common:
Table 1 - Leads Distribution
Table 2 - Sales
Obs: Origin of Sale and Origin of Lead are equals. Each Sale Representative has only one Regional.
I need to create these 4 column relationships between the 2 tables. I'm able to create a relationship "many to many" between the Date columns but and when I try to create a relationship between any other column I get the error that are "ambiguous paths".
How can I properly create all this relationships? (Date-Date / Regional-Regional / Sale R.-Sale R. / Origin-Origin)
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hey @mmelillo ,
maybe you have to create a key (calculated column) to achieve your result.
Concat your values in a suitable way and try again.
In best case your dim table has 1 and fact table n (1:n) relation.
Regards
Hey @mmelillo ,
maybe you have to create a key (calculated column) to achieve your result.
Concat your values in a suitable way and try again.
In best case your dim table has 1 and fact table n (1:n) relation.
Regards
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