Something from the past but still important and critical for Power BI data models.
Have you ever wondered about the concept of many-to-many relationships in your data model? Are you familiar with the concept of a bridge table? Do you find it challenging to determine when to use one over the other?
In this video, we will explore various data modeling techniques and address the following questions:
Which data model is the most efficient?
What adjustments are necessary for our measures?
When should we modify the cross-filter direction?
How does the chosen model impact our visualizations?
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