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In my Fact table I have 2 columns (overdue and completed) and those are connected to dimension table "Status" column is related to Overdue and completed columns.
However I can make it only one active.
for a "Completed" chart I want a connection with "Completed and Status"
for a "Overdue" chart I want a connection with "Overdue and Status"
what is the best way make 2 columns active dynamically?
Fact Table
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Overdue
Completed
dimension table
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Order --- for sorting
Status --- <1 week completed, <2 weeks completed, 1 week overdue, 2weeks overdue
Type --- completed/overdue
I want to show as shown in the pictures.
Thanks,
Surya.
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Thank you so much for your time. somehow it did not work for me. I created a one more dim table since I dont have much time on this.
Thanks,
Surya.
2 options:
Option 1: use USERELATIONSHIP on the measure that is being referenced by the graph. Filter the graph to either completed or overdue
example:
TotalOverDueBooks = Calculate(COUNTDISTINCT(BookID), USERELATIONSHIP('FactTable'[ Overdue],'DimTable'[Status] )
TotalCompletedBooks = Calculate(COUNTDISTINCT(BookID), USERELATIONSHIP('FactTable'[ Completed],'DimTable'[Status] )
Click on graph: Add DimTable[Type] to the "Filters on this visual". Set the filter to Type = complete or overdue appropriate to the graph in question
Opion 2: Split the dimension into two dimensions DimComplete, DimOverdue. You are treating them separately anyway.
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Thank you so much for your time. somehow it did not work for me. I created a one more dim table since I dont have much time on this.
Thanks,
Surya.
try treatas
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use userrelationship function in dax with the columns refrence which are used in inactive relationship this will do the job
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It already have active connection with "week Completed" column. so trying to make it active with "Overdue" col.
I already tried this but no luck.
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