I am trying to display two columns of data. However, I could only get one of the columns to be filtered by year. The other column is returns sum of all values. A little help please? 🤝
@fanhui3 the relationship diagram doesn't look correct. First you shouldn''t have cross filter to both, change it to single
2nd, your date table should be on 1 side and other tables on many side whereas in diagram you date table is on many side and other tables on 1 side, it is incorrect.
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Hi @v-shex-msft and @parry2k,
The informations are all connected through a calendar table. It is done through a many(calendar) to one (others) di-directional relationship.
The capital expense is from the table: KeyRations
The operating Cash flow is from the table: Cash Flow
By the way, i would love to attach the powerBI file here for reference. But i can't find the button to attach files. A little help?
@fanhui3 the relationship diagram doesn't look correct. First you shouldn''t have cross filter to both, change it to single
2nd, your date table should be on 1 side and other tables on many side whereas in diagram you date table is on many side and other tables on 1 side, it is incorrect.
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@fanhui3 you need to share how your data model looks like and from which table these values are coming. Seems like a relationship issue.
Read this post to get your answer quickly.
https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Community-Blog/How-to-Get-Your-Question-Answered-Quickly/ba-p/38490
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