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Managing Relationships
For cross-filtering,
Single direction means the filtering choices in connected tables work on the table where values are being aggregated.
Both direction means both tables are treated as if they single table, they can filter each other.
For more details, please see: Create and manage relationships in Power BI Desktop
We can have multiple relationships between two tables, but we can only have one active relationship. To use the inactive relationship in your calculation, you can use USERELATIONSHIP() function. For more details, see: Relationships (SSAS Tabular)
Regards,
For cross-filtering,
Single direction means the filtering choices in connected tables work on the table where values are being aggregated.
Both direction means both tables are treated as if they single table, they can filter each other.
For more details, please see: Create and manage relationships in Power BI Desktop
We can have multiple relationships between two tables, but we can only have one active relationship. To use the inactive relationship in your calculation, you can use USERELATIONSHIP() function. For more details, see: Relationships (SSAS Tabular)
Regards,
Thanks a lot! That really helps.
This video also gives an good explanation of USERELATIONSHIP
