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Limited relationship issue
- 1 year ago
Related Function always work in the table that is at many side of the relationship . so there should be one to many relationship b/w the tables.
Try creating a Bridge table for storing unique records and then connect that table to both the tables
using one to many relationship. - 1 year ago
I think that the problem is you have values in both tables which don't appear in the other table, resulting in a blank row being added to both and a many-to-many relationship.
The easiest solution would be to use LOOKUPVALUE rather than RELATED, using your key column to do the lookup.
Sure 🙂
Table 1 contains planned promotions for 3 years in the past. Some articles have been promoted multiple times, so I can't use article id as a key. But those articles have been promoted in different weeks/years, so I merged those two columns into one.
Column 1 (week number / year)
Column 2 (article id)
Column 3 (merged column)
The other table has the same columns and the same merged column.
I tried to connect them (create a relationship), as it suppose to be unique values in Key column (in both tables). But the relationship is not complete, and Related function doesn't work. How, why? What am I doing wrong?
Hi, Salac
Can you provide more example data and what you expect the output to be?
How to provide sample data in the Power BI Forum - Microsoft Fabric Community
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