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cdfisher89
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10 years ago
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Link one query to multiple other queries - multiple relationships from one table

We have a 'User' query and I would like to link this to two other queries - Time Entry and Opportunity.  As you can see in the image below, it won't let me connect User to both.  How do you get aroun...
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    Anonymous
    10 years ago

    Hi cdfisher89,

    In your scenario, it is not possible to create active relationship between User and Opportunity. Assume that you have multiple ids in Time Management  interacting with unique id in User, and you have multiple IsDeleted values in Time Management interacting with unique value of IsDeleted field, in this process, power bi desktop detects some ambiguity , which makes that you can only create inactive relationship between User and Opportunity. For more details about inactive relationship in Power BI Desktop, please review the following blog.

    http://www.sqlchick.com/entries/2015/11/7/why-is-my-relationship-inactive-in-power-bi-desktop

    Thanks,
    Lydia Zhang

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Anonymous
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10 years ago

Hi cdfisher89,

In your scenario, it is not possible to create active relationship between User and Opportunity. Assume that you have multiple ids in Time Management  interacting with unique id in User, and you have multiple IsDeleted values in Time Management interacting with unique value of IsDeleted field, in this process, power bi desktop detects some ambiguity , which makes that you can only create inactive relationship between User and Opportunity. For more details about inactive relationship in Power BI Desktop, please review the following blog.

http://www.sqlchick.com/entries/2015/11/7/why-is-my-relationship-inactive-in-power-bi-desktop

Thanks,
Lydia Zhang